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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
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Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
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Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
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Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
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First Vulcan flight pushed to end of year, United Launch Alliance says
The delay will push the company’s first Space Force mission to no sooner than the second quarter of 2024, according to ULA CEO Tory Bruno.
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US Army takes out one-way attack drones in desert demonstration
The Joint Counter-small UAS Office evaluated five companies’ capabilities to defeat one-way attack drones this summer.
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Italy to buy Leopard combat tanks, upgrade Arietes
Four billion euros would be budgeted for the new buys from 2024.
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Biden nominates Space Force’s Whiting to lead U.S. Space Command
Since 2020, Whiting has served as the head of Space Operations Command, one of the Space Force’s three field commands.
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Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
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Congress queries Space Force plan for fewer missile warning satellites
Lawmakers want deeper analysis from the Space Force on a decision to eliminate one satellite from the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
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Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
-
Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
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First Vulcan flight pushed to end of year, United Launch Alliance says
The delay will push the company’s first Space Force mission to no sooner than the second quarter of 2024, according to ULA CEO Tory Bruno.
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US Army takes out one-way attack drones in desert demonstration
The Joint Counter-small UAS Office evaluated five companies’ capabilities to defeat one-way attack drones this summer.
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Italy to buy Leopard combat tanks, upgrade Arietes
Four billion euros would be budgeted for the new buys from 2024.
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Biden nominates Space Force’s Whiting to lead U.S. Space Command
Since 2020, Whiting has served as the head of Space Operations Command, one of the Space Force’s three field commands.
-
Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
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Congress queries Space Force plan for fewer missile warning satellites
Lawmakers want deeper analysis from the Space Force on a decision to eliminate one satellite from the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
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US projected to spend $117B on nuke command and control in next decade
Newer nuclear arms are expected to enter the stockpile after 2030 — and with it comes the opportunity for more-advanced information technology.
-
Sensitive US military info exposed in accidental emails to Mali
Emails containing sensitive data reportedly went to the African country Mali instead of the U.S. military because of a typo.
-
Space Force to open launch business to a third provider
The move would expand competition for national security space launch, a field dominated by SpaceX and United Launch Alliance.
-
Senators eye electronic warfare capability demonstration in western US
Sen. Mark Kelly, an Arizona Democrat, said the interstate demonstration would “better replicate some real-world threat conditions.”
-
First Vulcan flight pushed to end of year, United Launch Alliance says
The delay will push the company’s first Space Force mission to no sooner than the second quarter of 2024, according to ULA CEO Tory Bruno.
-
US Army takes out one-way attack drones in desert demonstration
The Joint Counter-small UAS Office evaluated five companies’ capabilities to defeat one-way attack drones this summer.
-
Italy to buy Leopard combat tanks, upgrade Arietes
Four billion euros would be budgeted for the new buys from 2024.
-
Biden nominates Space Force’s Whiting to lead U.S. Space Command
Since 2020, Whiting has served as the head of Space Operations Command, one of the Space Force’s three field commands.
-
Haugh, Biden’s pick to lead CYBERCOM and NSA, pushes Ukraine aid
The U.S. sent cyber experts to Ukraine in late 2021, ahead of Russia’s invasion, to shore up network defenses and identify hacking tools.
-
Congress queries Space Force plan for fewer missile warning satellites
Lawmakers want deeper analysis from the Space Force on a decision to eliminate one satellite from the Next-Generation Overhead Persistent Infrared program.
