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Dec 20, 2020 · How We’re Building a 21st-Century Space Force Only by staying lean, agile, and tightly focused on our mission can we succeed in protecting the United States. By John W. Raymond
- John W. Raymond
Jan 31, 2021 · This paper focuses on the operational architecture perspective, understanding the military challenges, their impacts on the Space Force, and the attributes and opportunities available for the Space Force that the nation needs.
To build such a complex system while still adhering to its “move fast” mandate, the SDA broke the architecture down into bite-size chunks known as “tranches.” Taking a page from the Silicon Valley iterative playbook, the SDA envisions each tranche as a new generation of the NDSA.
5 days ago · Through these gatherings, NASA collects valuable feedback that will inform the ongoing development of Moon to Mars architecture products, including foundational materials such as the publicly available Architecture Definition Document and associated white papers, as well as internal NASA guidance—all of which serve to articulate a shared vision and approach for the next era of space exploration.
Jul 1, 2021 · Over the last year, the US Marine Corps has laid out a new concept to better organize for using and leveraging technology, also calling it force design. What can be learned from the Marine Corps’ experience in exploring, implementing and executing force design as a way to shape the Space Force?
WASHINGTON — The Space Force’s chief portfolio architect says it needs a more resilient architecture, one that can continue to deliver critical space-based capabilities even if one or more satellites are disabled or destroyed.
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The literature review enables understanding of the existing architecture, five proposed alternative architectures and the eight key decisions on which they are based, and eight utility and cost metrics for evaluating the options.
