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For national security space, running to stand still: 2021 In Review - Vimarsana News

For national security space, running to stand still: 2021 In Review

US leaders this year faced difficult decisions against a backdrop of rapidly growing challenges from potential adversaries, and a booming commercial space sector that innovation-wise is leaving the Defense Department and the Intelligence Community in the dust.

Exclusive: Space acquisition shop set for another re-org, following Congress-backed SWAC model - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Space acquisition shop set for another re-org, following Congress-backed SWAC model

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.

With Vienna talks stalled, Iran speeds ahead with its space program - Vimarsana News

With Vienna talks stalled, Iran speeds ahead with its space program

The Islamic Republic is preparing to launch a satellite into space via a ballistic missile.

Source: jns.org
Iran Accelerates Its Space Program as It Prepares a Ballistic Missile for a Satellite Launch - Vimarsana News

Iran Accelerates Its Space Program as It Prepares a Ballistic Missile for a Satellite Launch

Another Iranian pressure tactic for the Vienna Nuclear Talks? - Iran Accelerates Its Space Program as It Prepares a Ballistic Missile for a Satellite Launch

Source: jcpa.org
NDAA pumps the brakes on programs to track moving targets - Vimarsana News

NDAA pumps the brakes on programs to track moving targets

Until a program-by-program review is provided by the Defense Department, the armed services committees would limit spending on each one to no more than than 75% of its planned annual budget.