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KUS Launches Hypersonic Missile Tracking Satellites KyivPost
Ukraine , Shopping Mall , Belgorod , Earth , Cape Canaveral
US launches six missile-tracking satellites amid panic over Russian space nukes New York Post
Brussels , Falcon , Russia
UU.S. missile-defense satellites headed for low-Earth orbit upi.com
Kennedy Space Center , California , Earth , Falcon , Russia
The Space Force Is Launching Its Own Swarm of Tiny Satellites Wired.com
Nice , Rhode Island , Newport , Colorado , Broomfield
Space Force rocket launch set after Russian threat Arkansas Online
Knock , Falcon , Ukraine , United States , Russia
Russia threatens a retaliatory strike against US commercial satellites Ars Technica
Americas , China , Europe , Earth , United States
U.S. invests in tracking hypersonic threats nwaonline.com
Pacific Ocean , Australia , United Kingdom , United States , Redondo Beach
US developing advanced satellite array to track hypersonic weapons timesofisrael.com
Israel , Pacific Ocean , Australia , United Kingdom , United States
US developing satellite system to track hypersonic weapons Seattle Times
Pacific Ocean , Australia , United Kingdom , United States , Redondo Beach
TThe United States military is interested in connecting commercial satellites to its orbital networks thetechtalk.org
United States
GIn the event that Congress fails to pass a budget, the Department of Defense is formulating contingency measures galleonnews.com
Capitol Hill
MAmerica is getting out of Afghanistan after two decades. Threats today come from within the U.S.marketwatch.com
Iraq , Washington , New York , United States , Afghanistan
SpaceX wins contract to make US missile tracking satellites engadget
Earth
SpaceX receives contract to build missile tracking satellites for the Defense Department The Verge
Earth , Florida
Elon Musk To Build Missile-Warning Satellites For The U.S. Military After SpaceX Wins Contract Forbes
Earth
The US military took a big step toward a future space network this week Ars Technica
Earth

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