Breaking Defense As the number of US government satellites continues to grow, the Space Force’s already outdated Satellite Control Network
SpaceNews The Defense Department has adopted a set of rules for responsible space operations amid growing concerns that rival nations are deploying
Space News: The U.S. Space Force awarded Parsons a $55 million contract to develop a ground system for a network
Breaking Defense A years-long tug-of-war over a key missile defense tracking program has taken another turn, as the Space Development Agency (SDA) is
Breaking Defense: The Defense Department’s Space Test Program (STP) is setting up a system to buy commercial satellite buses capable of carrying
Defense News: On May 4, SpaceX launched its latest batch of Starlink satellites, increasing the size of its behemoth broadband
C4ISRNET: About a year ago, the Space Force established a combined program office to ensure that the three Pentagon agencies
Breaking Defense: The National Reconnaissance Office and the Space Force now plan to launch the first satellites in their highly
Defense News: The U.S. Space Force is ramping up planning for the second phase of its medium-Earth orbit missile tracking
Defense News: A SpaceX rocket launched the Space Development Agency’s first satellites April 2, sending a mix of 10 missile
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