"These specialists will become the experts we turn to during the next conflict," said Lt. Gen. Sean Gainey.

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The airborne system is designed to collect and process real-time data from satellites, drones, ground and maritime sensors

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Army’s greater focus on space is part of the military’s strategy for "multi-domain operations”

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Intelsat executive says pilot program shows benefits of outsourcing satcom, but defense procurement may be slow to shift

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As the boundaries of warfare continue to extend beyond traditional battlegrounds, the U.S. Army is making strides into the space domain. With satellite capabilities now vital to military operations, the […]

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The Blue Force Tracker is a military system that helps soldiers and commanders know where friendly forces are located on the battlefield in real-time

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Gen. Stephen Whiting challenged claims by the Mitchell Institute that the Army's space initiatives encroach on Space Force territory

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The Army's recent guidance on the role of space in land warfare focuses on two objectives: integrating space capabilities into ground forces' operations and developing ways to interdict adversary space systems.

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The company received a $3.6 million contract for a pilot program

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The demonstration included Kratos’ software-based ground system, a Telesat low Earth orbit satellite and a Cobham antenna

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The U.S. Space Force has officially taken over from the Army the operation of ground stations that receive data from infrared sensor satellites.

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he U.S. Army awarded Comtech Telecommunications a $48.6 million contract to develop a satellite modem that can connect to multiple networks

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As “integrator for joint space requirements" the Space Force will have to coordinate the wish lists of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps and Air Force, and recommend how to meet future needs

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A total of 11 Army and four Navy organizations are transferring to the Space Force

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The U.S. Army is in the market for satellite communications but with a complicated twist. It is not just looking to buy broadband for troops in the field but “end to end” services.

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Without satellites in space, military forces on the ground cannot shoot, move or communicate. That is the mantra that the Army’s 1st Space Brigade tries to instill with troops around the world.

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The U.S. Army has approved plans to explore the use of satellites in low Earth orbit to give soldiers dedicated communications, navigation and imaging capabilities.

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The Army is looking at commercially managed satellite communications services for it logistics network.

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Intelsat’s managed-broadband service is called FlexGround Communications-On-The-Move.

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The Space Force should leverage the infrastructure and accessions pipeline from the Army and the Navy.

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DIU received 25 proposals for the Dismounted Assured PNT System

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The U.S. military is eager to take advantage of small satellite constellations if the technology proves it can fulfill military requirements and the price is right.

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