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US Army officer briefs in front of satellite display and tech.

US Army Targets Adversary Satellites with New Counter-Space Tech

The US Army is taking a bold step into space superiority, developing counter-space tech to take down adversary satellites that threaten US forces. It's a move that's not as out of this world as it sounds, says Col. Joe Mroszczyk - after all, the Army has long been able to take out enemy ships at sea.

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US military officer briefs personnel in a conference room with a Space Command emblem in the background.

US Space Command Outlines Key Tech Needs to Counter Adversarial Advances

The US Space Command is on high alert, warning that rival nations like China are rapidly advancing their space capabilities, which could give them a game-changing advantage in orbit and undermine US superiority. Gen. Stephen Whiting is sounding the alarm, calling for urgent development of new warfighting technologies to stay ahead of the threat.

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Formal military briefing room with podium and seated personnel.

US Space Command Seeks Kinetic Fires to Establish Space Superiority

The US Space Command is on a mission to dominate space - and they're seeking a game-changing arsenal of kinetic firepower to get there. To win wars and restore credible deterrence, Gen. Stephen Whiting says the US needs a powerful mix of kinetic and non-kinetic capabilities.

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Military briefing room with officer at podium and screen displaying Earth's orbit.

US Space Command Seeks Kinetic, Non-Kinetic Weapons for Space Superiority

US Space Command is on a mission to win wars - and to do that, they need a game-changing arsenal of kinetic and non-kinetic space superiority weapons, says Gen. Stephen Whiting. The commander's top priorities include integrated space fires and countering satellite constellations to restore credible deterrence.

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Satellite dish on a secure US military base with clear blue sky and clouds.

US Space Superiority at Risk as Acquisition Pace Lags

The battle for space superiority is heating up, with experts warning that the US is falling behind - and it's not just about being first, it's about control of the ultimate high ground that dictates success in every other domain, from air and sea to cyberspace. As one general put it, space operations are now vital to every military move, and the question is - can the US keep up?

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Futuristic missile defense facility with sleek architecture and a large, spherical satellite.

Northrop Grumman Accelerates Space-Based Missile Defense with Apex Partnership

Northrop Grumman is turbocharging its space-based missile defense capabilities through a game-changing partnership with Apex Space, aiming to deliver on-orbit protection for the homeland by 2027. With successful ground tests already under its belt, the company is poised to rapidly scale up affordable production and take missile defense to new heights.

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Satellite dish antenna under surveillance with binoculars abandoned in foreground.

Iran Exploits Commercial Satellites to Evade US Space Command Oversight

The US Space Command has a blunt reality check: despite declaring space superiority, the US must now adapt to Iran's clever use of commercial satellite imagery, freely available to all. It's a contradiction that exposes a harsh truth - a declared dominance doesn't necessarily mean control.

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