The Space Force is scaling its Tactical Surveillance, Reconnaissance and Tracking program to enable more combatant commands to leverage space-based commercial imagery and analytical products.

The Space Force is now able to share unclassified information about on-orbit threats with hundreds of commercial space companies.

The Air Force announced that Boeing will develop and build its Next Generation Air Dominance (NGAD) platform.

The 805th Combat Training Squadron is testing new technologies to assess their applicability for battle management and tactical command and control.

The Space Development Agency has once again pushed back the launch of its Tranche 1 satellites, this time to summer 2025.

The Space Development Agency is turning to industry to see how the PWSA can be integrated into President Donald Trump’s missile defense plans.

The Army's chief information office has begun work to identify needs and challenges related to approving cATOs for physical platforms and weapons systems.

President Trump issued an executive order tasking the Pentagon to build a multilayered defense system against emerging missile threats.

A new report finds a majority of contractors feel unprepared to implement cybersecurity protocols required by the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification 2.0 (CMMC 2.0) initiative.

The DOD has tapped Kratos to develop a testbed for hypersonic vehicles under the Multi-Service Advanced Capability Hypersonic Test Bed (MACH-TB) 2.0 program.

After supply chain woes delayed the launch of the Space Development Agency's Tranche 1 satellites, SDA and the space industrial base are working to mitigate risks in future tranches.

The Army and Navy’s latest all-up round (AUR) test of the jointly developed Common Hypersonic Glide Body system has been deemed a success.

The Air Force’s testing of autonomy is in full swing as the service continues to parse out how AI can be integrated onto its future aircraft.

The fate of the Air Force’s sixth-generation fighter jet will be decided by the upcoming Trump administration, according to the Pentagon.

The Defense Department is about to begin work to understand how hypersonic weapons will fit into joint warfighting operations once they are fielded.

The AUKUS alliance signed a new agreement that will see the three nations share each other’s testing facilities for hypersonic weapons, under the HyFliTE initiative.