... force projection capabilities on the ground, space is now increasingly seen as an operational or ‘warfighting’ domain as the militaries of the world’s leading space powers jostle for control of the ‘high ground’ of space. The increasingly contested...
... applications for Earth observation, signals intelligence and autonomous manoeuvring, possess inherent dual-use (civil and military) capabilities, which makes AI-enabled space systems attractive targets for state-sponsored actors seeking intelligence...
...Near-peer competitors such as Russia and China are developing military capabilities explicitly to deny U.S. forces the use of space...and Russia continue to move briskly forward with military-focused initiatives.” While some speculate that projects ...
... it all as “the gears of a powerful machine clicking into place,” he said, elevating the perception of space within the military from a “support function” to a “warfighting domain” like the traditional domains of ground, sea and air. Kitay declined...
...Day on 5th November, in London at St James' Court Hotel – which will set the scene for Europe’s Leading Military Satellite Communication show Global MilSatCom 2018. Mr Miles Carden, Director at Spaceport Cornwall with be presenting on: ‘Building ‘End...
...exports of Russian-made rocket engines used to launch US military satellites, adding that Russia does not intend to continue ... were made to find diplomatic solutions, rather than military ones. Russia insisted on legal guarantees that missile defence...