Page 26 - Space Forces News Today

/PRNewswire/ -- HawkEye 360 Inc., the worlds leading defense technology company for space-based radio frequency (RF) data and analytics, announced its new...

In Japan, DoD appears to have both an insufficient number of health care employees and a large unemployed health care workforce ready to answer the call.

GARRETT — Following a full-scale facility study in September 2022 to determine the most needed maintenance projects for the district, Superintendent Tonya Weaver presented those findings to the Garrett-Keyser-Butler school

CyberPatriot's 16th season came to an exciting end on March 18, with the announcement of the winners of the Air & Space Forces Association's (AFA) annual National Youth Cyber Defense Competition. The competition field started with 5,183 teams and...

Was it love at first sight for Aiden Brickner when he attended his first Great Mills High School StellarXplorers Space STEM program on the advice of friend Trevor Curtis?

With state and private interests increasingly taking on an orbital dimension, the establishment of wide-ranging and global regime regulating space activities has never been more important.

/PRNewswire/ -- The Presidents 2025 budget request increases Air Force funding by 1.6 percent, but the overall budget falls short of whats needed to...

The Army is seeking to better prepare itself for a potential conflict in the Pacific, with increased spending on regional training, deployments and equipment, according to its fiscal 2025 budget request.

Following news of Russia’s potential capacity for an orbiting nuclear weapon, GlobalData analysts unpack the significance.

In a strategic deployment designed to counter and deter Iranian aggression as well as Russian interference in the Middle East, the U.S. Air Force's F-35 Lightning II stealth fighters have wrapped up their mission in the region. These state-of-the-art aircraft played a pivotal role in supporting maritime security in the Strait of Hormuz and mitigating…