
Gen. Stephen Whiting: First USSPACECOM Operational Staff Arrive at Redstone This Week
U.S. Space Command moves its first operational personnel to Redstone Arsenal this week as Gen. Stephen Whiting advances a maneuver warfare strategy.
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U.S. Space Command moves its first operational personnel to Redstone Arsenal this week as Gen. Stephen Whiting advances a maneuver warfare strategy.
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Chief of Space Operations uses his final Space Symposium briefing to set force design through 2040, scale procurement and press allied integration.
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Former French Space Command chief Gen. Michel Friedling co-founded Look Up Space to give Europe commercial space surveillance. The company raised €50M in 2025 and is deploying radars from Toulouse to French Polynesia. At SmallSat Europe, he brings the operator's blind spot into focus.
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OroraTech CEO Martin Langer operates 14 thermal satellites that detect fires as small as 4×4 meters. Greece and Canada are already buying. At SmallSat Europe, he brings the thermal layer to the EO conversation.
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Sateliot CEO Jaume Sanpera built the first LEO constellation on the 5G NTN standard. At SmallSat Europe, he's the only satellite operator on a panel of space lawyers debating the EU Space Law.
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On Wednesday, April 15, 2026, during a keynote address at the 41st Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Chief of Space Operations General B. Chance Saltzman released two foundational documents that […]
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Poland's space sector posted its first profitable year in January 2026. Col. Marcin Mazur, VP of the Polish Space Agency, takes the SmallSat Europe stage to explain how policy becomes procurement.
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On Tuesday morning, April 14, 2026, during the 41st Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, the Oklahoma Department of Commerce hosted a targeted briefing to pitch the state as the primary […]
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Isar Aerospace CEO Daniel Metzler speaks at SmallSat Europe as the company builds on its first Spectrum launch, ESA contracts, and a 2027 orbital deadline under the European Launcher Challenge. The question isn't whether the vehicle works — it's whether Europe's customers will commit the manifest volume to sustain the companies trying to serve them.
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In a shift from traditional exploration-centric agendas, the 41st Space Symposium opened Monday at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs with a stark focus on the militarization of Earth’s orbits. The […]
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