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Sierra Space's R-GPS Technology Successfully Tested for U.S. Space Force

Sierra Space, in collaboration with General Dynamics Mission Systems, has successfully tested resilient GPS (R-GPS) satellite technology for the U.S. Space Force. This advancement promises enhanced national security and economic benefits, focusing on protecting economic freedom in the orbital environment.

2025-03-31T12:50:45.343660-07:00

postandcourier.com

Marine Pilot Ejects from F-35B in South Carolina, Incident Sparks Mysteries

2025-03-30T13:27:36.282555-07:00

Breaking Defense

ULA Vulcan Rocket Certified for National Security Missions

2025-03-26T11:54:53.361181-07:00

Defense Daily

Rocket Lab, Stoke Space Join U.S. Space Force NSSL Phase 3 Contract

2025-03-27T14:26:31.465786-07:00

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Via Satellite

Sierra Space's R-GPS Technology Successfully Tested for U.S. Space Force Sierra Space, in collaboration with General Dynamics Mission Systems, has successfully tested resilient GPS (R-GPS) satellite technology for the U.S. Space Force. This advancement promises enhanced national security and economic benefits, focusing on protecting economic freedom in the orbital environment.

2025-03-31T12:50:45.343660-07:00

Sierra Space's R-GPS Technology Successfully Tested for U.S. Space Force

Space.com

US Space Force Proposes Orbital Carrier as Spacecraft Launch Pad The US Space Force is conceptualizing a revolutionary "Orbital Carrier," which would serve as a pre-positioned launch pad in space. This new platform aims to enhance strategic launch capabilities for spacecraft, potentially transforming the dynamics of space operations.

2025-03-31T08:02:32.477781-07:00

US Space Force Proposes Orbital Carrier as Spacecraft Launch Pad

Air & Space Forces Mag

Pentagon's Dependence on Civilian Systems Raises Cybersecurity Concerns The Pentagon's ability to deploy troops for major conflicts is heavily reliant on civilian infrastructure, which remains susceptible to enemy cyberattacks. This vulnerability underscores the need for strengthened cybersecurity measures across crucial non-military systems to ensure military readiness.

2025-03-31T07:25:52.161092-07:00

Pentagon's Dependence on Civilian Systems Raises Cybersecurity Concerns

postandcourier.com

Marine Pilot Ejects from F-35B in South Carolina, Incident Sparks Mysteries In 2023, Marine Col. Charles Del Pizzo ejected from a malfunctioning F-35B stealth fighter jet near Charleston, South Carolina. The jet flew unmanned for 60 miles before crashing, leaving unresolved questions about the mishap. Investigations into the incident continue to uncover the reasons behind the anomalies.

2025-03-30T13:27:36.282555-07:00

Marine Pilot Ejects from F-35B in South Carolina, Incident Sparks Mysteries

Aviation Week

Helicopter Manufacturers Gear Up for U.S. Army Training Program Overhaul Several rotorcraft manufacturers are positioning themselves to secure partnerships and develop proposals in response to the U.S. Army's updated training program plans, aimed at refreshing its approach to rotorcraft training.

2025-03-30T13:03:44.388714-07:00

Helicopter Manufacturers Gear Up for U.S. Army Training Program Overhaul

Times of India

BonV Aero Breaks into US Defense Market BonV Aero, a startup from Bhubaneswar, India, has been chosen for the I2A Launchpad programme, enabling collaborative efforts with the US defense sector. Known for its autonomous logistics drones, the company seeks to extend its capabilities for military and civilian applications.

2025-03-30T09:13:28.199938-07:00

BonV Aero Breaks into US Defense Market

e-ir.info

Debate Over Canada's Fighter Jet Choice: Saab Gripen vs F-35 Mark Carney suggests Canada should consider Sweden's Saab Gripen for its next-generation fighter jet, challenging the F-35 preference. However, the decision rests under the influence of the U.S., which possesses veto power over the sale, posing significant strategic implications.

2025-03-30T09:03:14.892583-07:00

Debate Over Canada's Fighter Jet Choice: Saab Gripen vs F-35

english.kyodonews.net

Japan and U.S. Agree on Early Air-to-Air Missile Co-Production Japan and the United States have come to an agreement to expedite the co-production of air-to-air missiles, a move aimed at strengthening their defense capabilities in the face of growing regional security threats.

2025-03-29T23:09:54.052377-07:00

Japan and U.S. Agree on Early Air-to-Air Missile Co-Production

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