Monday, February 24

Space Force

Partnership ensures space superiority by improving software development for space defense > United States Space Force > Article Display
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Partnership ensures space superiority by improving software development for space defense > United States Space Force > Article Display

EL SEGUNDO, Calif. (AFNS) --  In 2022, Space Systems Command formally partnered with the University of Southern California as part of the USSF’s University Partnership Program via a Memorandum of Understanding.“Partnering to win is a key component of ensuring space superiority. It is an indispensable pre-requisite to the success of the Joint Force,” said Col. Matthew Spencer, commander of SSC’s Positioning, Navigation and Timing Program Systems Delta with the Military Communications and Positioning, Navigation, and Timing Program Executive Office.“Our partnerships with joint, coalition, international, interagency, academic, and commercial stakeholders act as critical force multipliers and expand our competitive advantage,” he continued.USC was the firs...
Kendall provides cadets a portrait of leaders, their qualities the nation needs for today’s global threats > United States Space Force > Article Display
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Kendall provides cadets a portrait of leaders, their qualities the nation needs for today’s global threats > United States Space Force > Article Display

ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) --  In a bracing speech to Air Force Academy cadets who are the service’s future leaders, Department of the Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall, Nov. 12, did not mince words about the qualities necessary for strong leadership and why capable, insightful, moral leaders are more essential than ever in defense of the nation. “I have been working for the last three and a half years to get the Department of the Air Force ready for the next war we may have to fight,” Kendall said. “War is not inevitable. Deterrence will remain our goal, under any administration, but deterrence will not succeed unless we demonstrate that we are ready for war. Your job will be to help ensure deterrence is successful, and if it fails, to achieve v...
US Space Forces Indo-Pacific marks two years of accomplishments, growth > United States Space Force > Article Display
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US Space Forces Indo-Pacific marks two years of accomplishments, growth > United States Space Force > Article Display

JOINT BASE PEARL HARBOR-HICKAM, Hawaii (AFNS) --  The U.S. Space Forces Indo-Pacific is celebrating its second birthday by reflecting on the significant strides made in strengthening the U.S. military’s space operations and enhancing partnerships in the region. Over the past two years, the first U.S. space service component has tripled in size, established a 24/7 space watch cell, executed three Tier 1 Combatant Command exercises, signed the service’s first component support plan, and has been pivotal in expediting the fielding of space capabilities in the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command Area of Responsibility.Brig. Gen. Anthony Mastalir, U.S. Space...
USSF accepting proposals for fourth research opportunity under the USSF University Consortium > United States Space Force > Article Display
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USSF accepting proposals for fourth research opportunity under the USSF University Consortium > United States Space Force > Article Display

ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) --  In partnership with the Air Force Research Laboratory, the United States Space Force is currently accepting proposals for USSF University Consortium/Space Strategic Technology Institute 4, focused on Advanced Remote Sensing.The USSF posted a Request for Information Nov. 14, inviting universities and their partners to submit white papers for collaborative research projects by Jan. 10, 2025, 3 p.m. Mountain Standard Time.This SSTI effort, which is the fourth in a series of research opportunities under the USSF University Consortium, will facilitate advanced remote sensing research, enabling the USSF to gather information globally at the speed of relevance about our environment, verify the actions and intentions of our competitor...
DAF continues to make progress in annual audit > United States Space Force > Article Display
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DAF continues to make progress in annual audit > United States Space Force > Article Display

WASHINGTON (AFNS) --  The Department of the Air Force (DAF) recorded significant audit achievements in Fiscal Year (FY) 2024, securing remediations for all three of its audit roadmap targets, including two material weaknesses (MW) and one significant deficiency (SD). “Our teams continue to make progress towards our audit goals,” said Carlos Rodgers, Acting Assistant Secretary of the Air Force for Financial Management and Comptroller. “Their tenacity is inspiring.” While the independent public accountant continues to issue a “disclaimer of opinion” for the general fund and working capital fund, the DAF fully closed the Military Equipment (ME) General Fund (GF) MW through the creation of a policy to accurately report and substantia...