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The Air Force experimentation office is part of the Air Force Research Laboratory and works directly with Air Force and Department of Defense leaders at the Pentagon.
The Air Force Research Laboratory’s S5 satellite will ride to near geostationary orbit with Nusantara Satu before deploying from the parent satellite.
The Beresheet lander and the Air Force Research Laboratory smallsat are riding onboard Nusantara Satu and will separate from the satellite using techniques SSL developed as part of DARPA’s Payload Orbital Delivery System experiment.
The 2019-02-21 Falcon 9 mission will include the Israeli lunar lander Beresheet and an Air Force Research Laboratory smallsat as rideshare payloads alongside Nusantara Satu.
Blue Canyon Technologies won a contract from the Air Force Research Laboratory in September 2017 to build two smallsats intended to operate in geostationary orbit.
The Orbital Test Bed mission hosting the Deep Space Atomic Clock and the AFRL modular solar array payload is scheduled to be launched in 2019.
NASA chose the Orbital Test Bed to host the Deep Space Atomic Clock and an Air Force Research Laboratory modular solar array payload under a separate program.
Blue Canyon Technologies is designing and manufacturing two small satellites destined for geostationary orbit under Air Force Research Laboratory contracts.
Blue Canyon Technologies developed XACT, a compact attitude control system, in 2010 under an Air Force Research Laboratory Small Business Innovative Research contract.
One of the Air Force Research Laboratory contracts with Blue Canyon Technologies is for a 60-kilogram space situational awareness microsatellite bus to demonstrate monitoring of geostationary orbit with a small satellite constellation.
Northrop Grumman developed ESPASat, a geostationary satellite bus designed to fly from the ESPAStar platform, based on the AFRL Automated Navigation and Guidance Experiment for Local Space (ANGELS) program launched in 2014.
In April (year unspecified in source), the Air Force Research Laboratory launched the ESPA Augmented Geosynchronous Satellite known as Eagle on a United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket.
Pawlikowski has spent eight of the past ten years in the Air Force overseeing space programs as vice commander of the Space and Missile Systems Center, and in senior roles at the National Reconnaissance Office and the Air Force Research Laboratory.