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SWAC Director Andrew Cox joked that his office would be "building Pinocchios" if it can't move its blueprints for change into real-boy programs with funding behind them.

/PRNewswire/ -- Lyten, an advanced materials company, announced today it secured a prototype Other Transaction (OT) agreement in support of the Defense...

/PRNewswire/ -- Lyten, an advanced materials company, announced today it secured a prototype Other Transaction (OT) agreement in support of the Defense...

The U.S. Space Force is looking to the commercial satellite industry to make sure that breakthroughs in technologies like artificial intelligence and machine learning are made available to combined commercial/military satellite networks.

Space System Command's overarching goal is to develop "diverse" capabilities for space domain awareness across all orbits.

In 2022, the Pentagon will need to see real movement on acquisition reform to reduce long understood vulnerabilities that have been essentially ignored for many years.

Recently, a United Launch Alliance Atlas V rocket has launched the Space Test Program (STP)-3 mission for the U.S. Space Force (USSF) Space Systems Command (SSC) from Cape Canaveral, Fla. “This flight is a key milestone for us,” said Dan Merenda, managing director RUAG Space USA. “For the very first…

DoD's effort to replace the DMSP polar orbiting constellation, first launched in the 1960s, is a historic tale tale of acquisition woe.

What I am interested in seeing is the level of fund support....PLTR

The Space Warfighting Analysis Center has started laying out force designs for critical operations, but will SSC be able to transition those blueprints into real-world acquisition programs, Lockheed Martin's Eric Brown asked.