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The 2022 defense spending bill directs the Department of Defense to submit a strategy to integrate commercial satellites across its mission sets.
The 2022 defense spending bill approved $37,000,000 requested by the Department of Defense for the Space Warfighting Analysis Center.
Barrett Mooney, CEO of AgEagle, expects the eBee TAC will become a critical tool for the U.S. military and positively impact AgEagle’s financial performance.
senseFly’s eBee drones have been used as an integral asset by the Department of Defense for four years.
The DIU has designated the eBee TAC as an approved lightweight, medium-range UAS available to the DoD that does not require a waiver to operate.
The eBee TAC Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) has been approved by the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) for procurement by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD).
Systems on the DIU Blue UAS Cleared List do not require a DoD exception to policy for procurement or operation.
Government agencies raised concerns about Momentus’ Russian co-founders, leading Momentus to buy out the co-founders and implement a national security agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense and Department of the Treasury.
Terran Orbital and Lockheed Martin teamed on a 2020 contract to build satellites for the Pentagon’s Space Development Agency using small buses from Tyvak Nano-Satellite Systems Inc.
Following Russia’s 2014 invasion of Crimea, Congress directed the Pentagon to stop using launch vehicles powered by Russian engines and only allowed the Department of Defense to award contracts for Atlas 5 launches through 2022.
Space is integral to all operations of the U.S. military according to Frank Kendall.
Network modernization is a priority across the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) and the commercial sector.
The U.S. Defense Department’s Space Development Agency awarded Lockheed Martin a $700,000,000 contract on 2022-02-28 to build 42 satellites by 2024 for a global communications network in low Earth orbit.
The Defense Department’s Space Development Agency awarded nearly $1,800,000,000 in contracts on 2022-02-28 to produce 126 satellites for a global low Earth orbit communications network.
Following Russia’s 2014 invasion of Crimea, Congress directed the Department of Defense to stop using launch vehicles powered by Russian engines and allowed DoD to award contracts for Atlas 5 launches only through 2022.
David Buck, president of BRPH Mission Solutions and a retired Air Force lieutenant general, predicted the Defense Department would eventually become comfortable using other commercial spaceports.
No U.S. satellites have been attacked as of February 24, according to a Department of Defense official.
The Atlas V rocket has launched 90 times with payloads for the Department of Defense, NASA, and commercial customers.
The U.S. military has expressed concerns that Russia and China may attempt to jam U.S. GPS and communications satellites during a conflict.
The open architecture data repository is intended to combine data from several sources to handle space traffic management responsibilities that the Commerce Department will take over from the Defense Department in 2024.