300x125-Milspace

Military Space Situational Awareness 2019

by —

Space is becoming more congested, competitive and contested with thousands of small LEO satellites set to be put into orbit over the next decade. These assets offer the opportunity to provide un-dreamt of levels of connectivity – but have also c…

Air ForceAir Force Space CommandClyde Spacecyber warfaredebrisDefenseDefense procurementDefense spendingExoAnalytic SolutionsGlobal MilsatcommilitaryMilitary Satellite Communicationsmilitary satellitesMilitary Spacemilitary space communicationsMilspacemissile defensespace surveillanceSpace WeatherSSASSTL
300x300-Global

20th Annual Global MilSatCom

by —

SMi Group are proud to announce that the 20th annual Global MilSatCom conference and exhibition will return to London on 6th, 7th and 8th November and a small satellite and disruptive space technology focus day on the 5th November.

As Euro…

Airbus Defence and SpacecomsatcomsatcomDefenseDefense procurementDefense spendingDepartment of DefenseGlobal Milsatcomground segmenthosted payloadLaunchLEO constellationLockheed Martinmilatcommilitarymilitary satellitesMilitary SpaceMilspaceMUOSNational Defense Authorization ActNDAASatcomSatellitesatellite communicationsSatellite mega-constellationssatellitesSESSkynetSmall launch vehiclesSmall SatellitesTelecommunicationsUK governmentUK SpaceUK Space AgencyUK spaceportWGSwideband
Gen. John "Jay" Raymond, who took over leadership of Space Command in October, speaking at the 33rd Space Symposium earlier this year . Credit: Tom Kimmell

U.S. Space Command develops operational concepts for waging war in orbit

by —

For the U.S. Air Force Space Command, the question is no longer if war is battle zone, but how to fight it.

Missions MilspaceU.S. Air Force
U.S. military space officials want to streamline acquisition and cut costs and time to develop, buy and operate a new line of more relevant satellites. Credit: Northrop Grumman artist's concept

Military space officials seek to more rapidly deploy newer satellites to meet threats

by —

The U.S. needs to move away from traditional satellite development, acquisition and deployment to keep up with the current and future threats, military space officials told attendees Aug. 8 at the annual Space and Missile Defense Symposium.

Policy & Politics Milspace