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Kendall's memo was "a proactive effort by the department to support the Vice President, and ensure the Department of Defense can support Biden Administration efforts to foster a broader role for the commercial space sector in supporting a more resilient space capabilities," an Air Force official told Breaking Defense.

The Senate version of the 2022 defense appropriations bill also includes $50 million, a House aide explained, but the House version only includes $5 million.

GSSAP-5 and GSSAP-6 will allow the new(ish) Air Force branch to collect information on other objects in orbit. ...

The U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) Space Systems Command launched the fifth and sixth Northrop Grumman Geosynchronous Space Situational Awareness Program

Space Force launched two satellites at the Cape Canaveral Space Force in Florida on Friday. The first two Space Force satellites were launched in 2014 and the second ones followed in 2016 while the recent two took off this weekend. The satellites were built by Northrop Grumman and launched atop a United Launch Alliance (ULA) […]

The United Launch Alliance (ULA) just launched two Space Force tracking satellites into orbit. The satellites were loaded on the Atlas V rocket, which took off from Florida at 2 PM EST Friday.

Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond said should a year-long continuing resolution come to pass, the disruption for sat launches would "ripple" for years.

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"SSC is exploring both options," said Space Systems Command's Lt. Col. Joseph Maguadog, with a focus "on ensuring we meet both the near- & long-term needs of our warfighter." 

Amid continued questions about the profitability and the competitive advantages of Palantir in a crowded field, PLTR stock remains a sell.