U.S. Space Force

The U.S. Space Force wants to continue investments in tactically responsive space.

The worst performing acquisition programs in the U.S. Space Force’s (USSF) portfolio are not in space.

IHI Corporation of Japan and Northrop Grumman have signed a memorandum of understanding to develop “highly maneuverable” small satellites.

The U.S. Space Force plans to set up an organized reserve of commercial space capabilities to augment military satellites when needed.

A U.S. Space Command official says kinetic methods remain on the table in a wartime scenario.

The Space Development Agency (SDA) plans to launch its first batch of satellites, Tranche 0, before the end of March.

The U.S. Space Force is investing in new offensive capabilities in space.

The U.S. Space Force has selected four startups to reactivate idled launch complexes at Cape Canaveral.

Boeing and the U.S. Space Force have demonstrated a ground-based anti-jam satellite communications capability using an on-orbit satellite.

Boeing is interested in offering commercial Space Launch System flight services to the U.S. Space Force.