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The U.S. Space Force has introduced a new naming system for its equipment, drawing from themes like Norse mythology, ghosts, and sharks to build a unique service identity.
Colorado's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit to block the relocation of U.S. Space Command, arguing the decision was political retaliation.
The U.S. Space Force has established a new working capital fund projected to handle over $1.2 billion annually to streamline the purchase of commercial space services.
California-based Inversion has unveiled the Arc spacecraft, a reusable vehicle designed to deliver cargo from orbit to any point on Earth in under an hour.
Huntsville, AL, is set to welcome U.S. Space Command and over 1,000 jobs, but faces the challenge of a national decline in employee relocation.
The Pentagon has released a plan for a potential Oct. 1 government shutdown, confirming active-duty military will work without pay and over 334,000 civilians will be furloughed.
The U.S. military is shifting its missile defense focus to a 'left of launch' strategy, aiming to disrupt advanced threats before they are fired.
The U.S. has completed the deployment of its current-generation space-based nuclear detection sensors and is now developing a successor set to launch in 2027.
Top U.S. Air Force and Space Force officials warn that China is rapidly developing advanced military technology with the goal of surpassing the U.S. in space.
U.S. Space Command is relocating its headquarters to Huntsville, Alabama, following a merit-based decision affirmed by multiple government reviews.
A series of recent developments across the U.S. military signals a major strategic shift toward technology, space dominance, and readiness for great-power competition.
Military experts warn that over-reliance on space-based systems creates critical vulnerabilities and advocate for a multi-domain strategy combining air and space assets.
