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Under the Starfish Space contract, the Department of Defense can continue procuring deorbit services beyond the initial deorbit mission.
The Pentagon is creating resilient transport diversity across multiple constellations to prepare for an impending near-peer conflict.
The House and Senate leadership negotiated an agreement that fully funds the Department of Defense’s pivot toward space-based interceptors and integrated sensor networks.
Comtech currently supports supply chain requirements for NASA and the Department of Defense across various orbital regimes.
The shift to Proliferated LEO under the PWSA moves the Department of Defense away from a small number of high-altitude "exquisite" satellites toward hundreds of smaller, interconnected vehicles.
Optical inter-satellite links produced by Mynaric are essential for Pentagon missile-tracking networks.
The ultimate objective is to integrate the RDR propulsion concept into missile configurations for Department of Defense programs seeking hypersonic strike capabilities.
The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) is transitioning toward proliferated Low Earth Orbit (pLEO) architectures.
Katie Arrington previously performed the duties of the Department of Defense’s chief information officer.
Arrington previously served as deputy CIO for cybersecurity in the Department of Defense.
The integration of commercial AI into the Pentagon's core signifies a shift toward a 'sovereign-commercial nexus' in national defense.
The Pentagon is planning to take an equity stake in solid rocket motor maker L3Harris.
The Department of Defense has a high interest in Diffraqtion’s technology for Space Domain Awareness to identify and track small or stealthy objects in crowded orbital shells.
The Department of Defense announced a $1 billion investment in the solid rocket motor business of L3Harris Technologies on January 13, 2026.
The demand for ground segments matching the orbital agility of decentralized space systems is a high-priority technology shortfall for the Department of Defense.
The Department of Defense pledged to back L3Harris' missile business IPO with a $1 billion convertible preferred security.
Pentagon priorities shifted to emphasize surge capacity over lowest-bid efficiency following the Ukraine conflict.
Voyager Technologies, Axiom Space, and Firefly Aerospace received a message from the Pentagon regarding supply chain resilience.
The investment is part of the Pentagon’s 'Go Direct to Supplier' initiative to stabilize and expand domestic production of solid rocket motors.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed that utilizing the U.S. Military is an option for acquiring Greenland.