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Space Force agency awards tech companies $1.75 billion contract for missile warning, tracking satellites

Military Times · · US Federal · Surveillance & Civil Liberties

A Space Force agency selected two contractors to field missile warning and tracking satellites in support of the Golden Dome initiative.

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