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The Space Force released a new document Thursday outlining how the service intends to execute operations — both defensive and offensive — during future conflicts.
Titled “Space Warfighting – A Framework for Planners,” the document provides the service’s most detailed plan to date for conducting warfare “in, from, and to space” as the domain becomes increasingly contested. The framework’s primary goal is to establish a common lexicon for guardians and joint planners focused on counterspace operations.
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The Air Force’s program office for offensive small uncrewed aircraft systems is eyeing industry’s communications technology as it looks to fulfill special operations forces’ requirements.
The department is conducting market research to inform its pursuit of new radios, antennas and datalinks that can be integrated into drones for commandos to conduct swarm ops.
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Booz Allen corporate venture capital arm, has invested in Scout AI to advance future autonomous defence capabilities.
The US State Department has approved a potential FMS of FIM-92K Stinger Block I missiles, estimated to cost $825m, to Morocco.
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