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Space Force Prepares to Launch National Space Intelligence Center

The center will provide “foundational” space-related intelligence.

University of Dayton to Advance Aerospace Propulsion Systems for AFRL

University of Dayton Research Institute, Dayton, Ohio, an

Asset Management Propels the Army’s C5ISR Readiness

CECOM is maximizing its communications equipment availability through a comprehensive effort.

Capt. Zachary Schofield (center), USA, assistant product manager with Wideband Enterprise Satellite Systems, demonstrates an inflatable satellite antenna (ISA) to soldiers at Camp Humphreys, South Korea in 2019. The Army’s Communications Electronics Command (CECOM) has a global support program in place to ensure communications equipment readiness. Credit: Amburr Reese, CECOM Public Affairs

Army Tactical Communications Expand Reach but Face Hurdles

Exercises have proved their worth as well as their limitations.

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Army Marching Forward on Unified Network

Officials intend to soon finish a network plan.

Ahead of a deployment to Afghanistan, the 2nd Security Force Assistance Brigade concluded a training rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC) at Fort Polk, Louisiana, that included training on the new Integrated Tactical Network. Over the next two years, Army officials expect to make significant progress on the unified network concept, which will converge the tactical and enterprise networks. Credit: U.S. Army

DISA and JFHQ-DODIN's Orchestrated Response to SolarWinds

The organizations relied on their 24/7 cyber operations, supply chain management and partnerships.

Leaders from the Defense Information Systems Agency and the Joint Force Headquarters Department of Defense Information Network, including Gen. Garret Yee, Gen. Paul Fredenburg and Joe Wassel, found that the close working relationship of the two organizations was crucial in responding to the SolarWinds malware attack.

Specialized Teams Could Lift Combatant Commands' Use of AI

The combatant commands' employment of artificial intelligence would help DOD grow its capabilities to a greater scale.

FEMA Regional Administrator Thomas Von Essen and Maj. Gen. Bill Hall, USA, former commander, Joint Task Force Civil Support, during a visit to New York City and USNS Comfort in April 2020. The U.S. Northern Command, which responds to domestic humanitarian crises, and the other combatant commands could expand the use of artificial intelligence through specialized teams at each command. Credit: U.S. Navy photo by Specialist 1st Class Kleynia McKnight

China Poses Serious Threat in Outer Space and Cyberspace

The Middle Kingdom is going no-holds-barred on global domination.

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Johns Hopkins Lab is Researching New Sensor Technologies for AFRL

The Johns Hopkins University/Applied Physics Laboratory (

Intelligence Takes On More Importance in Contested Space Environment

Leaders call for robust situational awareness and a highly trained space intelligence cadre for warfighting in the space domain.

A Falcon 9 rocket carrying SpaceX’s Starlink L-23 payload launches from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida, April 7. As the United States increases its posture in space, it needs better space intelligence to support its missions, experts say. Credit: U.S. Space Force photo by Airman First Class Thomas Sjoberg