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Integrating Space for the Joint Fight | On Wednesday, June 12, 2024, at 3:30pm EDT, join the CSIS Aerospace Security Project for a two-part event on how the United States Space Force is advancing sensemaking and connectivity in the space domain to enable the joint fight. Agenda below. 📍: CSIS/Virtual Register/watch here: https://lnkd.in/gYuapxQk 3:30pm – 4:15pm EDT Clayton Swope, Deputy Director of the CSIS Aerospace Security Project, will sit down with U.S. Space Force, Space Systems Command, leaders Colonel Bryon McClain, Program Executive Officer for Space Domain Awareness and Combat Power, and Shannon Pallone, Program Executive Officer for Battle Management Command, Control & Communications, to unpack the trends and capabilities in space domain awareness, combat power, connectivity, and integration that are key to operating in contested environments and supporting the joint force. 4:20pm – 5:15pm EDT Scott Stapp, CSIS Non-Resident Senior Associate, will moderate an industry panel joined by Stephen Kitay, Senior Director of Azure Space, Microsoft, Nate Notargiacomo, Head of HEO USA Inc, and Frank Di Pentino, Chief Strategy Officer, True Anomaly, to discuss the enabling components, capabilities, and role of commercial providers in expanding the competitive advantage of U.S. space forces. #Space #Defense #InternationalSecurity #NationalSecurity #Aerospace #DefenseIndustry

The Space Force’s acquisition arm has tapped defense technology firm Anduril to upgrade the service’s Space Surveillance Network (SSN) with enhanced autonomous networking capabilities, the company announced Thursday. Under the five-year, $99.7 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (ID/IQ) contract, Anduril will integrate its Lattice software into the SSN to create a mesh network that will enable autonomous processing and distribution of data from the architecture’s vast network of military space sensors. U.S. Space Command has directed the firm to complete deploying the capability by the end of 2026, according to a company press release. https://lnkd.in/e6Qwu6bM

Gatehouse Satcom is ready to shape the future of space defense! In today’s fast-changing space landscape, where technology meets strategy, Space Defence & Security Summit 2024 (Organized by Novaspace Summits (Merger of Euroconsult and SpaceTec Partners) is where the real conversations about the future of space defense and security will happen. We're thrilled to be part of this key event on September 17-18, where global leaders will gather to rethink how we defend and secure the final frontier. As military organizations increasingly rely on commercial #SATCOM technologies, the benefits are clear—faster deployment, cutting-edge advancements, and more cost-effective, flexible solutions to meet the ever-changing needs of defense missions. At Gatehouse Satcom, we’re at the forefront of this shift, offering innovative solutions designed to support the most demanding operations. #SDSS24 will be the place to connect, collaborate, and lead the conversation on how commercial and defense sectors can work hand-in-hand to ensure robust, secure space communications for the future. Make sure to reach out to our Commercial Director, Ole Madsen, or Commercial VP, Jesper Noer, if you would like to speak with us at SDSS 2024. Let’s meet in the heart of Paris, share ideas, and discuss how we can continue to bridge the gap between commercial technology and military applications.🗼🛰️

Your United States Space Force is embarking on an exciting new chapter with the release of its trailblazing Commercial Space Strategy! 🛰️ This transformative roadmap outlines a bold vision for deepening collaboration with the vibrant commercial space industry, unlocking unparalleled opportunities for innovation and shared success. 🌟 Here's what's in store: ✅ Seamless integration of cutting-edge commercial solutions into resilient, next-gen hybrid architectures ✅ Harnessing the agility and ingenuity of commercial partners to secure enduring competitive advantages ✅ Laser-focused on high-impact missions like SATCOM, SDA, launch, and emerging frontiers like on-orbit servicing ✅ Forging open, dynamic partnerships with industry to identify and fast-track game-changing technologies With this audacious strategy, the Space Force is poised to ride the wave of the soaring commercial space sector, amplify deterrence, and cement U.S. supremacy in the final frontier. The horizon is limitless as the USSF joins forces with commercial trailblazers to protect the space domain and deliver unrivaled capabilities to the Joint Force. United, we're igniting a thrilling new era in military space! 🇺🇸 #SemperSupra #CommercialSpacepower #Space #ToInfinityAndBeyond

🚀 Exciting developments from the U.S. Space Force as they roll out their new Commercial Space Strategy! (You can download it below) It emphasizes leveraging the commercial sector’s innovation and rapid technology advancements to enhance national security space architectures. Key points include: • Prioritizing the use of commercial space goods, services, and activities. • Implementing a framework that supports resilience and deterrence across peace, competition, crisis, conflict, and post-conflict scenarios. • Encouraging a commercial mindset within the USSF to maximize the integration and utility of commercial space capabilities. #SpaceForce #CommercialSpace #NationalSecurity #Innovation #TechnologyIntegration

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The Space Force’s acquisition arm has tapped defense technology firm Anduril to upgrade the service’s Space Surveillance Network (SSN) with enhanced autonomous networking capabilities, the company announced Thursday. Under the five-year, $99.7 million indefinite-delivery/indefinite-quantity (ID/IQ) contract, Anduril will integrate its Lattice software into the SSN to create a mesh network that will enable autonomous processing and distribution of data from the architecture’s vast network of military space sensors. U.S. Space Command has directed the firm to complete deploying the capability by the end of 2026, according to a company press release. https://lnkd.in/eH2WkzyP

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The Defense Science Board has released a report urging the integration of commercial space technology into military applications. Chaired by our CEO, Mandy Vaughn, the board highlights the transformative potential of these innovations for enhancing national security. The report emphasizes the need for a coherent strategy to rapidly adopt commercial technologies and foster partnerships with space companies. By leveraging commercial advancements, the military can accelerate technological progress and bolster defense capabilities. For more detailed insights, access the report and see the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gHm2QXcP.

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