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The Space Force is “still working through some issues or obstacles or challenges with industry,” including clauses that would allow the Pentagon to direct a CASR participant to deny service to other customers, and when military users would …
The chief of space operations said the Space Force is examining how to best invest in six categories of counter-space weapons, because China is doing the same.
The space service’s new “Data & AI Strategic Action Plan” emphasizes overhauling UDL, aiming to finally integrate its private-sector data with operational Space Force systems.
A memo from Space Force Staff Director Maj. Gen. Stephen Whitney, obtained by Breaking Defense, says Space Symposium is vital for “driving extensive collaboration” among officials from the United States and other countries across the spectr…
Space Force leaders are sharpening their rhetorical swords regarding the service’s need to build space warfighting chops.
Even just “mapping the supply chain is hard stuff,” said Reza Nikfarjam, deputy director of the Credit Program at the Pentagon’s Office of Strategic Capital (OSC).
Officials from the National Reconnaissance Office and Missile Defense Agency pulled out of the Satellite 2025/GovMilSpace conference, despite it being in downtown Washington.
ULA CEO Tory Bruno separately told reporters his firm identified a “manufacturing” error as the cause of an anomaly in its latest certification launch.
The idea behind the commercial reviews is to find potential alternatives for “getting us out of one-off, billion-dollar systems into a proliferated architecture,” said Maj. Gen. Stephen Purdy.
The project, called Sirb in a reference to the Arabic term for flock of birds, is to eventually put three UAE-made synthetic aperture radar (SAR) satellites into low Earth orbit.