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President Donald Trump ordered the Pentagon to create a Space Force.
The U.S. Defense Department contract announcement on 2018-06-22 listed the value of the award modification to Aerojet Rocketdyne at $69,800,000.
Rogers' proposal to create a Space Corps fell short last year due to lack of support in the Senate and resistance from the Defense Department.
Rogers anticipates the Pentagon will present a plan over the next several months to aid Congress in preparing for the next National Defense Authorization Act.
President Trump ordered the Pentagon to start organizing a separate Space Force.
Congressman Mike Rogers expects the Pentagon to quickly create a Space Force following President Trump's lead.
The Joint Staff will work closely with the Office of the Secretary of Defense, other Department of Defense stakeholders, and Congress to implement the president’s guidance on the Space Force.
The House Appropriations defense subcommittee directed the Pentagon to explain how it will buy communications services from the private sector to supplement military satellites.
The House Appropriations defense subcommittee included language in a report accompanying the 2019 defense spending bill directing the Pentagon to look further into the future of its space-based communications.
The House version of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2019 directs the Department of Defense to form a U.S. Space Command as a subunit of U.S. Strategic Command.
The Department of Defense is conducting a review of its space organizational and management structure as required by section 1601 of the 2017-10-01 NDAA.
Congress has added $160,000,000,000 to the Pentagon’s budget over the next two years to increase military readiness and modernization.
The Pentagon requested $15,000,000 for the Blackjack program in fiscal year 2019.
The U.S. Defense Department is reevaluating its reliance on military-grade electronics produced in the United States.
There are 54,000 U.S. military personnel stationed in Japan, along with thousands of Department of Defense civilians and family members.
The Pentagon requested $2,500,000,000 in its 2019 budget for two large ground-based radars.
The Air Force’s original plan did not include a three-star Space Command official in the Pentagon.
The Air Force decided that Space Command chief Gen. John Raymond should have a deputy based in the Pentagon to reduce his travel time to D.C. and allow him to focus more on operations in Colorado Springs.
The Defense Department awarded Hughes Network Systems a contract on 2018-05-07 to develop a flexible modem interface for military terminals that enables military and commercial systems to interoperate in the field.
The Defense Department is evaluating a shift from buying raw bandwidth and building its own networks to purchasing managed services with recurring monthly capacity.