All verified mentions of this organization in source documents.
The Pentagon’s 2019 Missile Defense Review added a new layer of satellites and decided to invest in a low Earth orbit network of space sensors to track hypersonic missiles fielded by Russia and China.
The U.S. Department of Defense issued guidance on 2022-09-12 allowing contracting officers to consider granting relief in fixed-price contracts based on specific circumstances.
SciTec won a $272,000,000 contract to develop software to analyze data collected by the U.S. military’s early-warning infrared satellites.
Sierra Space signed a cooperative research and development agreement (CRADA) with U.S. Transportation Command on 2022-09-08 to develop concepts for using Dream Chaser space planes and Shooting Star cargo modules for timely global delivery of Department of Defense logistics and personnel.
The NASEM panel did not endorse the approaches used by the Department of Defense to test interference for future use.
The GAO recommended that the intelligence community and the Department of Defense establish clear roles and responsibilities for acquiring commercial satellite imagery.
A major U.S. Department of Defense organization deployed XipOS 6.3 and drastically increased throughput to improve user experience in encrypted environments.
DoD Directive 3100.10 replaces a previous Department of Defense space policy document that was issued in 2012 and updated in 2016.
Brian Weeden, director of program planning at the Secure World Foundation, interprets the updated DoD space policy as directing compliance with the July 2021 tenets memo.
DoD Directive 3100.10, titled "Space Policy," was signed on 2022-08-30 by Deputy Secretary of Defense Kathleen Hicks.
The UK Space Power doctrine highlights the UK-US military space alliance as a critical relationship for accessing various space services.
The Air Force qualification campaign will seek to demonstrate that Hadley operates safely and reliably within the power level and mixture ratio required for missions of Department of Defense interest.
The U.S. Department of Defense, DARPA, and NASA are all developing concepts for nuclear-powered spacecraft.
ATLAS Space Operations intends to expand its team to provide enterprise-level Ground Software as a Service solutions for the DoD Hybrid Space Architecture and to increase its market share in the private sector.
Traditionally, only companies providing direct services to the U.S. military considered security issues relevant to day-to-day commercial operations.
Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt will take a senior post at Space Force headquarters at the Pentagon.
The US military operates around 750 military bases across 80 sovereign nations.
Planck Aerosystems has worked with customers from the U.S. Department of Defense, security agencies, allied governments, and offshore industrials to develop unmanned aircraft solutions.
The Department of Defense awarded BlueHalo Titan Defense a $24,000,000 contract to procure multiple Titan counter-unmanned aerial systems.
DoD currently buys services from commercial firms while those commercial systems generally operate separately from military networks.