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DoD jams GPS in western states for joint exercise
The Air Force is jamming GPS in western states to prepare pilots for future age of electronic warfare as part of a series of war games.
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Foreign governments are approaching French satellites in orbit, says space commander
France’s joint space commander wants the capability to detect and identify the suspect of an unfriendly or aggressive act in space, calling it an “essential condition for our protection.”
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War without the internet? Commandant says Marines need to revive old-style comms
Marines also will need to start conducting training with the internet off, he said.
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New missile warning satellite launched from Cape Canaveral
The Air Force launched the fourth satellite in its next-generation missile warning constellation aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket Friday from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
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Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
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The Army wants to ensure its command posts aren’t an easy target
The Army issued a directed requirement that will begin the process for integrating and improving command posts.
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The Army makes it easier for first responders to connect to tactical networks
The U.S. Army will move forward with full-rate production on communication modules from Oregon based manufacturer PacStar for its $700 million Transportable Tactical Command Communications (T2C2) program.
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The Pentagon no longer has a leader on space programs. What does that mean?
The principal Department of Defense space adviser position has been vacated. What comes next is still a mystery.
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Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
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DoD jams GPS in western states for joint exercise
The Air Force is jamming GPS in western states to prepare pilots for future age of electronic warfare as part of a series of war games.
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Foreign governments are approaching French satellites in orbit, says space commander
France’s joint space commander wants the capability to detect and identify the suspect of an unfriendly or aggressive act in space, calling it an “essential condition for our protection.”
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War without the internet? Commandant says Marines need to revive old-style comms
Marines also will need to start conducting training with the internet off, he said.
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New missile warning satellite launched from Cape Canaveral
The Air Force launched the fourth satellite in its next-generation missile warning constellation aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket Friday from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
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Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
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Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
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The Army wants to ensure its command posts aren’t an easy target
The Army issued a directed requirement that will begin the process for integrating and improving command posts.
-
The Army makes it easier for first responders to connect to tactical networks
The U.S. Army will move forward with full-rate production on communication modules from Oregon based manufacturer PacStar for its $700 million Transportable Tactical Command Communications (T2C2) program.
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The Pentagon no longer has a leader on space programs. What does that mean?
The principal Department of Defense space adviser position has been vacated. What comes next is still a mystery.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
-
DoD jams GPS in western states for joint exercise
The Air Force is jamming GPS in western states to prepare pilots for future age of electronic warfare as part of a series of war games.
-
Foreign governments are approaching French satellites in orbit, says space commander
France’s joint space commander wants the capability to detect and identify the suspect of an unfriendly or aggressive act in space, calling it an “essential condition for our protection.”
-
War without the internet? Commandant says Marines need to revive old-style comms
Marines also will need to start conducting training with the internet off, he said.
-
New missile warning satellite launched from Cape Canaveral
The Air Force launched the fourth satellite in its next-generation missile warning constellation aboard a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket Friday from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.
-
Marines want lighter, faster, better satellite communications
Marines are looking for a new satellite communications system that is lighter, faster and more reliable.
-
Pentagon’s deputy secretary temporarily gets lead space advisory job
The deputy defense secretary will step temporarily into the role of the Pentagon’s lead coordinator for space activities, but questions remain on who will ultimately oversee national security space programs.
-
The Army wants to ensure its command posts aren’t an easy target
The Army issued a directed requirement that will begin the process for integrating and improving command posts.
-
The Army makes it easier for first responders to connect to tactical networks
The U.S. Army will move forward with full-rate production on communication modules from Oregon based manufacturer PacStar for its $700 million Transportable Tactical Command Communications (T2C2) program.
-
The Pentagon no longer has a leader on space programs. What does that mean?
The principal Department of Defense space adviser position has been vacated. What comes next is still a mystery.
-
Carbonite-2 satellite enters orbit to test British intel-gathering capability
The sensors employed on Carbonite-2 enable the British military to film moving objects such as vehicles, aircraft and ships in ultrahigh definition and color video.
