As a pervasive technology, structures advancements will play a key role in enabling the lower cost, more responsive space systems for which US military planners and warfighters are currently defining requirements. This paper briefly summarizes on-going Air Force space structures technology programs from basic research to space flight demonstrations, briefly covering past successes and future directions/trends. On-going initiatives to change the future technology planning approach, emphasizing greater involvement from the private sector, will also be discussed
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has a long and successful legacy in the checkout and launch of missiles a...
NASA has a continuing mission to develop and transfer advanced technologies for the benefit of gover...
Future DOD, NASA, and SDI space systems will be larger than any spacecraft flown before. The economi...
Future United States Air Force (USAF) and National Air and Space Administration (NASA) space systems...
The United States Air Force and the Department of Defense are moving toward normalizing space operat...
The purpose of this paper is to present the management and technical plans of the NASA to implement ...
USAF Engineering and Services (E&S) is helping the Air Force and the nation build a foundation for a...
The current national spacelift architecture remains largely unchanged from the 60’s, consisting main...
The NASA, primarily at Langley Research Center, has been conducting analytical and experimental deve...
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is currently engaged in developing and demonstrating severa...
A technology program on large space structures was defined to respond to common need perceived for f...
Not since the end of World War II has the United States military experienced such major changes. The...
Since the dawn of the space age, the United States and most other spacefaring nations have headed do...
Soon after the first space launches, it became apparent that space systems could provide unique serv...
The Advanced Space Technology Program (ASTP) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA...
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has a long and successful legacy in the checkout and launch of missiles a...
NASA has a continuing mission to develop and transfer advanced technologies for the benefit of gover...
Future DOD, NASA, and SDI space systems will be larger than any spacecraft flown before. The economi...
Future United States Air Force (USAF) and National Air and Space Administration (NASA) space systems...
The United States Air Force and the Department of Defense are moving toward normalizing space operat...
The purpose of this paper is to present the management and technical plans of the NASA to implement ...
USAF Engineering and Services (E&S) is helping the Air Force and the nation build a foundation for a...
The current national spacelift architecture remains largely unchanged from the 60’s, consisting main...
The NASA, primarily at Langley Research Center, has been conducting analytical and experimental deve...
The Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) is currently engaged in developing and demonstrating severa...
A technology program on large space structures was defined to respond to common need perceived for f...
Not since the end of World War II has the United States military experienced such major changes. The...
Since the dawn of the space age, the United States and most other spacefaring nations have headed do...
Soon after the first space launches, it became apparent that space systems could provide unique serv...
The Advanced Space Technology Program (ASTP) at the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA...
Kennedy Space Center (KSC) has a long and successful legacy in the checkout and launch of missiles a...
NASA has a continuing mission to develop and transfer advanced technologies for the benefit of gover...
Future DOD, NASA, and SDI space systems will be larger than any spacecraft flown before. The economi...