Two defense officials recently briefed DefenseScoop regarding what they refer to as “shipboard Navy Starlink efforts.” 

The Air Force Research Lab's DEUCSI program will develop and experimentally test satellite communication systems capable of operating with multiple commercial space internet constellations.

In an RFI, the Army expressed interest in recent commercial demonstrations over the last three years for LEO constellation capabilities.

The Army's network office could be experimenting with more as a service models in the future where they make sense.

The Army wants contractors to help bring forth new technologies to enable units to communicate on the go.

The move will allow the Pentagon and other federal agencies — as well as international partners — to “procure fully managed satellite-based services and capabilities for all…

A recent study conducted by the Space Warfighting Analysis Center indicated that the service isn't pumping enough money into communications satellites to meet the rising demand for…

The Pentagon is buying satcom capabilities from SpaceX’s Starlink to aid the Ukrainian military in its war with Russia, DefenseScoop has learned.

The plan heavily takes into account that the Department of Defense is working more closely with commercial and international partners for global satellite communications to power JADC2.

York Space Systems has been tapped to build a dozen satellites and supporting technologies for the Tranche 1 Demonstration and Experimentation System.