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Space Force Aims to Double Anti-Jamming Capability

Space Force conducts key anti-jam tests for tool that will be added to part of WGS platform.

The Space and Missile Systems Center’s (SMC's) Wideband Global Satellite-10 (WGS-10) is encapsulated in the Delta IV rocket for its launch in March 2019 at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station. SMC just completed a test of a key anti-jamming technology that it plans to add to satellites WGS 1 through WGS 10. Credit: Van Ha, SMC Public Affairs.

NDP is Providing OPIR Support Services to the Space Force

Net-centric Design Professionals LLC, Boulder, Colorado,

Martin Baker is Replenishing T-6 and T-38 Aircraft

Martin Baker, Uxbridge, United Kingdom, has been awarded

GATR is Supplying SOCOM with Inflatable Ground SATCOM Terminals

GATR Technologies, Huntsville, Alabama, a subsidiary of C

SMC Modifies Lockheed Contract for AEHF Space Vehicles

Lockheed Martin Corp., Sunnyvale, California, has been aw

Technology Drives New Satellite Communications Capabilities

The democratization of space is underway in orbit above the Earth.

A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lifts off, carrying the company’s StarLink low-earth-orbit networking satellites. Flooding near-earth space with hundreds of satellites is the future of orbital activities as satellite construction expenses and launch costs continue to come down. SpaceX

NRL Extends Autonomous Satellite Tracking Ability

The Navy’s Blossom Point site adds remote antennas.

The Naval Research Lab’s Blossom Point satellite tracking facility is fully automated, reducing manpower and costs. Now, the research lab is extending those capabilities with autonomous antennas in California and Hawaii. Emanuel Cavalarro

Military Aims to Urgently Provide Disruptive Satellite Capabilities

The year-old Space Development Agency emphasizes speed in pursuing innovative space capabilities.

The United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket lifts off from Vandenber Air Force Base on January 19, 2019. With its rapid fielding pace, the Space Development Agency plans to launch initial capacity of its new network in 2021. U.S. Air Force photo by Michael Peterson

Pandemic, Defense Priorities Shape DARPA Activities

Dealing with current events and new threats line the path ahead for the agency.

A DARPA cubesat placed into orbit from the International Space Station contains an experiment in which microelectronic mechanical systems (MEMS) change the mirror shape of an optical system to generate high-quality imagery. Space is just one area in which the agency is boosting its research to meet new challenges. Credit: NASA photo

BAE Systems is Providing Instrumentation Tracking Systems at Ranges

BAE Systems Technology Solutions and Services Inc., Rockv