How US military space operators are likely aiding the fight in Iran
While senior officials have offered praise with few details, experts told Breaking Defense space ops likely include jamming or spoofing satellite communications.
Counterspace capabilities advancing around the globe: Secure World Foundation
The report finds that Russia has been increasingly successful at blocking Ukraine's use of SpaceX's Starlink communications constellation, citing media reports in December 2024 about a new system specifically targeting Starlink called Kalinka and developed by the Russian Center for Unmanned Systems and Technologies.
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Answering the demand signal to move faster, field sooner, iterate continuously
As threats rapidly evolve, digital engineering, manufacturing capacity and robust supply chains are critical to meeting challenges.
Army space and missile command bolstering ‘offensive,’ non-kinetic space control chops
Space & Missile Defense Command has been pushing to make space a formal "military occupation specialty" for enlisted personnel wishing to specialize, and has submitted a proposal to that effort to Army personnel leaders to that effect.
SandboxAQ launches navigation system to counter GPS spoofing, jamming
AQNav uses AI algorithms, quantum sensors and the Earth’s crustal magnetic field to provide real-time navigation in situations where GPS signals are down or deterred.
Don’t sacrifice US leadership on GPS to protect against unproven security risks
In this op-ed, two representatives from the telecom industry argue the US should not restrict receive-only signals operated by China and Russia.
GPS jamming spreads in Lebanon, civil aviation caught in the electronic crossfire
Analyst Jean Marc Rickli told Breaking Defense that especially when it comes to the proliferation of UAVs, "one of the best ways to counter them is to jam their communication systems by cutting the link between them and the operator or the GPS signal."
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America must adopt a Sixth Domain of warfare doctrine
The Sixth Domain is not defined by geography. It’s a new kind of conflict in which autonomy and networked systems allow thousand-dollar consumer electronics to destroy multi-million-dollar conventional weapons systems.