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Security Forces tasked with defending Minuteman III ICBMs currently train for everything from retaking captured silos to repelling ground assaults. The post Security Forces Guarding ICBMs Need Fresh...
Under the new GHOST-R effort, the Defense Innovation Unit hopes to have a high-resolution bird operating on orbit within 24 months.
Officials say a new Pentagon-controlled manager role helped accelerate the Sentinel timeline.
After years of putting off the drone threat, the U.S. government is trying to do something about it, but policy is struggling to catch up. The post Airspace Closure Over Laser Weapon Use A Glaring...
The word counts of the new National Defense Strategy.
Meanwhile, the Space Warfighting Analysis Center is pushing the use of signals from communications satellites in low Earth orbit as a near-term alternative to GPS.
[Sponsored] Continuation of UAS operations in contested and GPS-denied environments is key.
Air Force and Space Force senior enlisted leaders appeared before the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee to address quality of life's importance in national defense.
Air Force and Space Force senior enlisted leaders appeared before the Senate Armed Services Subcommittee to address quality of life's importance in national defense.
[Sponsored] Autonomy in maritime settings creates new dynamic for offensive and defense forces.
Golden Dome is problematic for many reasons. Don’t let it be used to justify the annexation of a NATO ally’s territory as well.
NASA is looking for new providers to supply low-gravity parabolic flights for spaceflight training and scientific research. The post NASA Needs A New Vomit Comet appeared first on The War Zone .
“Budget permitting, NRO anticipates issuing additional awards later this year to expand these multi-phenomenology capabilities,” the spy-sat agency said in a press release today.
Update: The Pentagon will reportedly carry out performance reviews of major U.S. defense firms and plans to make "noncompliance determinations" in the weeks ahead, The Hill and the Wall Street Journal...