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The U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command plans to develop payloads rather than build complete satellites, with those payloads to be integrated by the Space Force or other organizations onto military or commercial satellite buses.
The U.S. Army shifted about $78,000,000 to the Space Force’s 2022 budget to cover the cost of operating five satellite operations centers and four regional support centers.
The U.S. Army plans to use commercial imagery services in addition to imagery it receives from the National Reconnaissance Office.
BlackSky will operate the Army-dedicated Gen-3 satellite while the U.S. Army will use it to assess capabilities and integrate it with operations.
SpaceLink signed a five-year cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) with the U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command Technical Center at Redstone Arsenal, Alabama, on 2022-08-08.
IEEE-ISTO Std 4900-2021 has been specified in at least one major U.S. Army satellite communications request for information to support system interoperability.
Doug Bush is the assistant secretary of the Army for acquisition, logistics, and technology and the Army will rely on the Space Force to help develop a plan for procuring space services.
X-Bow Systems will test its additively manufactured solid propellant technology on a second mission sponsored by U.S. Army Space and Missile Defense Command and the Department of Defense Innovation Unit.
Kratos Defense & Security Solutions was awarded a contract from the U.S. Army’s Combat Capabilities Development Command to demonstrate a virtualized SATCOM ground system.
Funding for this contract was provided by the Network Command, Control, Communication, and Intelligence Cross-Functional Team established by the Army’s Future Command.
The U.S. Army’s Tactical Intelligence Targeting Access Node (TITAN) program is being developed by Raytheon Technologies.
The Raytheon Technologies team is designing TITAN to enable multi-domain operations for the Army.
TITAN subsumes the functionality of the Army’s legacy ground stations including the Advanced Miniaturized Data Acquisition System Dissemination Vehicle, Advanced Remote Ground Terminal, and Tactical Intelligence Ground Station.
Viasat is hosting an official opening event at the Aberdeen Proving Ground office with a select group of invited guests including officials from the Army, industry partners, and Harford County officials.
The new Viasat office at Aberdeen Proving Ground will serve as a partnering location for Viasat Government Systems employees to deepen customer relationships and support the U.S. Army’s network transformation.
Airbus signed a follow-on Contractor Logistics Support contract with the U.S. Army to provide spare parts, material, and engineering support for the Army’s entire UH-72A and UH-72B Lakota fleet.
The Contractor Logistics Support contract with the U.S. Army is the largest helicopter performance-based support contract managed by Airbus worldwide.
Airbus will provide Lakota support at Fort Rucker in Alabama, where the UH-72A performs the Army’s Initial Entry Rotary Wing mission.
Frank Kendall's 2022-04-01 proposal did not recommend establishing a Space National Guard and recommended giving current Air and Army Guard members who support Space Force operations the option of joining the Space Force active component.
The Air Force developed the 2020 basing action based on best practices used by the Army when it selected Austin, Texas, for the Army Futures Command in 2018.