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The inclusion of non-traditional defense companies Anduril Industries and True Anomaly validates the Pentagon's 'buy vs. build' shift.
The Army was planning for a single geodetic and mapping program to meet Defense Department requirements.
The US Department of Defense relies on accurate and timely information for global situational awareness.
The SEQUOIA contract allows the NGA, Defense Department, and broader intelligence community to use Enabled Intelligence's computer vision algorithms to automate tasks such as object detection, tracking, and classification.
The Army submitted its plan for the mapping system to the Department of Defense in January 1961.
The Department of Defense’s Deputy Director of Research and Engineering approved the Army plan in April 1961.
Rohde & Schwarz and SRC, Inc. have completed the first delivery of the RSGEN™, an electronic warfare environmental signal generation system, to a major Department of Defense test facility.
Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasized that speed to capability delivery is now the organizing principle for the Pentagon.
York Space Systems provided experimental platforms for the Defense Department to support technology demonstration and rapid mission cycles.
Ursa Major announced plans to expand beyond its rocket engine business into 3D printing solid rocket motors due to demand from the Department of Defense.
The Vector 2025 document states that the US military has been built around the assumption that spacepower will be available when needed, without needing to contest the domain.
Katie Arrington is the acting Chief Information Officer of the Pentagon.
The Department of Defense's Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) entered its enforcement phase on November 10.
During the early years of the Cold War, much of the Soviet Union was uncharted, leading US military leaders to rely on incomplete Soviet maps.
In 2015, the US Department of Defense reported a Russian military satellite parked near two IntelSat satellites.
ATMOS is considering opening a subsidiary in the US to capture demand from the US DoD.
Kymeta's hiring of Manny Mora accelerates its strategy to provide connectivity for warfighters and operations for the U.S. Department of Defense and allied governments.
A direct-ascent anti-satellite test ban will not affect broader US military weapons systems.
Planet has contracts with the German government, NATO, the US Department of Defense, the US Navy, and the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
Gravitics’ craft could deploy a jammer or dazzler to prevent an attack on US military satellites without creating debris.