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The Air Force Research Laboratory funded the Navigation Technology Satellite-3 (NTS-3).
Edward A. Rice, Jr. is a retired Air Force General who served a 35-year career in the U.S. Air Force.
The U.S. Space Force and the Department of the Air Force manage over 100 satellites that perform strategic missions.
Gary Henry works with the Air Force Research Laboratory on concepts for using rockets for point-to-point cargo delivery under a $102 million, five-year contract awarded in 2020.
The Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office led development of the X-37B uncrewed reusable spaceplane and the B-21 long-range strike bomber.
The Space Rapid Capabilities Office was modeled after the Air Force Rapid Capabilities Office, which was established in 2003.
VSS Unity’s test flight campaign will be followed by a research flight for the Italian Air Force under a contract signed in 2019.
The U.S. Space Force and the Department of the Air Force manage over 100 satellites that perform critical strategic missions.
Mark Steel spent 15 years in the Royal Air Force working on Airfield Navigational Aids, including terrestrial microwave links.
Mark Steel spent 15 years in the Royal Air Force working on Airfield Navigational Aids, including terrestrial microwave links.
The Department of the Air Force awarded Solstar Space a Phase I STTR contract to evaluate the Slayton Space Communicator for high-speed data communications.
The U.S. Space Force and the Department of the Air Force manage over 100 satellites that perform strategic missions.
The contract with the United States Air Force furthers Reliable Robotics' focus on automation of large, multi-engine jet aircraft.
Col. Sean R. McClune of the United States Air Force supports the efforts of Reliable Robotics in developing their aircraft automation systems.
Mitchell Institute chair Kevin Chilton, a retired U.S. Air Force general, remarked that the higher atmosphere was previously not receiving much attention.
Reliable Robotics announced a contract with the United States Air Force to explore the automation of large, multi-engine jets.
Remotely piloted aircraft will enable the United States Air Force to increase mission tempo worldwide.
The U.S. Air Force previously launched a similar transponder, Pathfinder 1, on an SES commercial satellite under a $9,000,000 contract.
The hosted-payload arrangement for Pathfinder 2 was made in 2018 when the Air Force awarded network integrator Artel a $19,000,000 contract to embed the mission on Amazonas Nexus.
Orbital Sidekick has secured contracts to supply hyperspectral data to the United States Department of Defense through partnerships with In-Q-Tel, the U.S. Air Force, and the U.S. Space Force.