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US Space Force Plans Simulated Military Scenarios in Space — Report
US Space Force Plans Simulated Military Scenarios in Space — Report
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The US Space Force has tasked six private companies with developing a concept for a facility to simulate "military scenarios" in space, Space News reports.
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According to the report, the US Space Force has announced a list of six companies tasked with developing prototypes of a training ground to prepare military personnel for potential attacks on American satellites and spacecraft."This specialized environment will be crucial for training service personnel, known as guardians, to defend critical satellites and other spacecraft from electronic attacks," Space News quoted a statement from the Space Force.Six companies — Lockheed Martin, Nou Systems, ExoAnalytic Solutions, TMC Design, HII Mission Technologies and Parsons Government Services — were awarded six-month contracts as early as late February 2024.The facility is part of a broader US Space Force initiative called the Operational Testing and Training Infrastructure (OTTI).The OTTI is aimed at creating multifunctional training facilities for troops, high-precision simulators, virtual and augmented reality tools and military facilities for equipment and tactics testing.
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US Space Force Plans Simulated Military Scenarios in Space — Report
The US Space Force has tasked six private companies with developing a concept for a facility to simulate "military scenarios" in space, Space News reports.
According to the report, the US Space Force has announced a list of six companies tasked with developing prototypes of a training ground to
prepare military personnel for potential attacks on American
satellites and spacecraft.
"
This specialized environment will be crucial for training service personnel, known as guardians, to defend critical satellites and other spacecraft from electronic attacks," Space News
quoted a statement from the Space Force.
"Satellites rely on electromagnetic signals for communication, navigation, and data transmission, making them vulnerable to jamming and cyberattacks," the US military arm noted.
Six companies — Lockheed Martin, Nou Systems, ExoAnalytic Solutions, TMC Design, HII Mission Technologies and Parsons Government Services — were awarded six-month contracts as early as late February 2024.
The facility is part of a broader
US Space Force initiative called the Operational Testing and Training Infrastructure (OTTI).
The OTTI is aimed at creating
multifunctional training facilities for troops, high-precision simulators, virtual and augmented reality tools and military facilities for equipment and tactics testing.