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More Than 200-Year-Old Army Veteran Honored At Haines City Veteran’s Day Ceremony by James Coulter The name Zebulon Montgomery Pike may not ring a bell, but if you've ever visited Colorado, chances are you know of Pikes Peak, a mountain named after him. Under the authority of Thomas Jefferson, Brigadier…

A lot of procedures still need to be established, from finalizing the official uniforms to creating Space Force's physical training standards.

Is space for exploration or militarization? Early rocket pioneers like Wernher von Braun thought it might be prudent to pursue both.

The military currently gets much of its imagery from government satellites, but a constellation of LEO commercial satellites could provide high-quality imagery.

Unlike its sister branches, it doesn’t deal in violence. It needs a different model.

News Analysis Bureaucracy and waste are hamstringing U.S. military development and adversely affecting the nation’s military readiness, according ...

Colorado Springs-based Apogee Engineering finished 2021 on a high note by winning government contracts totaling more than $225 million, including through joint ventures.

Last time, Jeff provided useful insights into GPS receiver data processing and trilateration. He presented a circuit that accepts streaming GPS data to display selected information. In this article, he covers the logging of GPS data and how technology has improved overall accuracy.

Alumni leaders leave their mark on U.S. endeavors in space.

The two satellites will monitor other spacecraft in the high altitudes favored by communications stations and spycraft.