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The Pentagon did not plan to buy WGS-11+ but Congress directed the purchase.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 22, 2022U.S. and international partners to share launch cost of new communications satellite

The Defense Department announced on 2022-02-22 that the United States, Australia, Canada, France, Germany, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom have signed a joint vision document called Combined Space Operations (CSpO) Vision 2031.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 22, 2022U.S. and allies to strengthen cooperation in space

Tyvak is Lockheed Martin’s partner for the contract Lockheed Martin won in 2020 to build 10 satellites for the Pentagon’s Space Development Agency.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 17, 2022Terran Orbital touts military and defense contracts ahead of going public

Berrick stated that business as usual for DoD is a losing proposition and adjustments are required to transition from an industrial age approach to one suitable for the information age.

Mentioned as: DoDTechnical ProductFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

The U.S. Government Accountability Office stated that the Defense Department must be better prepared to respond to China's advancements in space, cyberwarfare, and artificial intelligence.

Mentioned as: Defense DepartmentTechnical ProductFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

Berrick expressed the need for Congress and DoD to prioritize the reality of the China pacing threat in their strategic considerations.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

GAO advised the U.S. Department of Defense to maintain supply chains, gather intelligence, and leverage emerging space, cyber, and AI technologies in response to potential threats.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

Berrick characterized the strategic competition with China as unlike any other challenge DoD has faced.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

GAO suggested that Congress should closely monitor DoD's efforts to take timely actions in preparation for competition with China.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

The report indicates that these actions could better position DoD to address challenges posed by China, but DoD has not yet implemented them.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

The Space Force provides space-based support services to the entire Department of Defense, including satellite communications, GPS navigation, and weather data.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 15, 2022Space Force to examine U.S. military needs for low-orbiting surveillance satellites

Cathleen Berrick, GAO’s managing director of defense capabilities and management, noted that DoD has started to invest and innovate in response to China's advances, but more efforts are needed.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

GAO recommended that DoD revamp its satellite-based communications architecture and ground-based systems for command and control of satellites.

Mentioned as: DoDTechnical ProductFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

The Department of Defense’s 2022-02-15 report states that when a merger threatens DoD interests, DoD will support the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice in antitrust investigations and recommendations involving the defense industrial base.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 15, 2022Pentagon to rein in defense and aerospace industry mergers

The report titled 'Challenges Facing DoD in Strategic Competition with China' was published by GAO in an unclassified form on February 15.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseNarrative GeneralFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

GAO emphasized the importance of space-based capabilities for DoD, which include communications, navigation, targeting, and intelligence collection.

Mentioned as: DoDTechnical ProductFeb 15, 2022GAO: DoD has to step up efforts in space, cyber and artificial intelligence to compete with China

MTP will partner with Space Launch Delta 45 to facilitate the safe launch of Department of Defense National Security Space, NASA, NOAA, commercial, and Naval missions.

Mentioned as: Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 14, 2022Metis Technology Partners Receives USSF Contract For Critical Launch Ops Oversight

Viasat’s VISION management software achieved U.S. Department of Defense Joint Interoperability Test Command Integrated Waveform certification on 2022-02-15.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 14, 2022Viasat’s VISION Network Management Platform Achieves Department of Defense Certification

The Pentagon awarded Booz Allen Hamilton a $7,000,000 contract for a six-month pilot effort to determine how a zero trust architecture would be implemented across all DoD information systems.

Mentioned as: U.S. Department of DefenseOrg RelationshipFeb 10, 2022DoD and satcom industry to work out details of how to build ‘zero trust’ networks

Transitioning satellite-based networks to a zero trust architecture will require significant coordination between the Defense Department and commercial satcom operators that provide services to DoD.

Mentioned as: Defense DepartmentTechnical ProductFeb 10, 2022DoD and satcom industry to work out details of how to build ‘zero trust’ networks
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