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The Space Force's Azimuth program immerses cadets in Space Force missions, providing exposure to its organizations and culture. Approximately 300 cadets participated in the program over the summer, including those from other services and Canada.
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The Space Force Guardians Conference focused on the service's trajectory and professional growth, with Chief Master Sgt. John Bentivegna discussing the importance of development in the evolving landscape of the service. The conference was held in conjunction with the Air Force Sergeants Association Summit.
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A bipartisan Senate bill proposes to enhance Space Force training for potential conflict with China through expanded space wargaming and assessment of China's commercial space sector. The bill is sponsored by Sens. Cortez Masto and Britt. The goal is to improve readiness for space-related conflicts.
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The Space Force has chosen 15 companies to compete for building its advanced test and training range. The range will include live and simulated testing capabilities.
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The Space Force is creating a $981M pool to buy training capabilities due to a lack of equipment. This move aims to address the shortage of training resources. The funding will be used to acquire necessary tools and systems for Space Force personnel.
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Sphinx Defense has secured a $287 million other transaction authority agreement from the U.S. Space Force to develop ESS mission planning. The award follows two earlier prototyping phases. The project will be discussed at the 2026 Air and Space Summit, which will also explore AI and other topics.
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The US Space Force has sworn in its first batch of part-time workers, consisting of 18 space-experienced Air Force reservists. These reservists will serve as part-time guardians, marking a new development in the Space Force's personnel structure. This move aims to leverage the skills and experience of Air Force reservists to support the Space Force's mission.
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The US Space Force has transferred 18 space-experienced Air Force Reservists into part-time work roles, marking a milestone in military talent management modernization. These individuals are the first-ever Guardians to serve on non-sustained duty. This move is part of the Space Force's efforts to modernize its workforce.
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Lt. Gen. Doug Schiess is expected to be confirmed as the next Space Force chief, with a low-key hearing and non-controversial nomination. Sen. Angus King praised Schiess's nomination, citing the low turnout at the hearing as a compliment.
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Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess, the nominee to lead the US Space Force, testified before the Senate Armed Services Committee to defend a plan to more than double the Space Force's budget. The plan is part of the Space Force's efforts to expand its capabilities. The hearing was held on July 16.