December 8, 2023
Opinion: Drag race: hypersonic threats are slow enough for US missile defenses
C4ISRNET A key motivation driving the development of hypersonic weapons, which glide through the atmosphere at more than five times
C4ISRNET A key motivation driving the development of hypersonic weapons, which glide through the atmosphere at more than five times
Space Canadian Space Agency (CSA) astronauts Jeremy Hansen and Josh Kutryk are both colonels and pilots with the Royal Canadian Air Force. This
Breaking Defense Improving Pentagon space acquisition does not require new legal authorities or further organizational consolidation, but does require a hard scrubbing
Space News As part of the trilateral security partnership known as AUKUS, a network of three space-tracking radars will be
Air & Space Forces Magazine The Space Development Agency (SDA) has demonstrated the first-ever Link 16 network broadcast from space
SpaceNews The U.S. Space Force has given Millennium Space Systems the go-ahead to begin production of six satellites that will
Airforce Technology In a development for national defence capabilities, California-based Kratos Technology & Training Solutions Inc. has clinched a $579m
AP South Korea said Monday it plans to launch its first domestically built spy satellite at the end of this
AFCEA International The Indo-Pacific Region, the U.S. military’s largest area of responsibility, and some would say the most important region
SpaceNews The U.S. Space Force is moving forward with plans to procure 27 missile-defense satellites for a medium Earth orbit
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