Sandra Erwin is a veteran defense journalist at SpaceNews. She specializes in military space programs, policy, and technology, with a focus on the intersection of space and national security. Sandra has been featured in RealClearDefense and SpaceNews, and her extensive experience includes covering the Pentagon, Congress, and the defense industry.
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Sandra's coverage predominantly focuses on government and private sector announcements in the space, defense, and military sectors. Her articles often feature press releases and government announcements, indicating a strong emphasis on official statements and industry developments.
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California-based K2 Space manufacturers satellite platforms for commercial and defense applications
WASHINGTON — Global government space spending hit a record $135 billion in 2024, highlighting the growing militarization of space and shifting dynamics among spacefaring nations, according to a new industry report.
The $200 million Luno B contract follows a $290 million Luno A procurement announced in September
WASHINGTON — Voyager Space, a Denver-based space exploration and technology company, announced Jan. 16 it is changing its name to Voyager Technologies to emphasize a broader focus on national security and defense markets.
The company designed a small navigation satellite for the Resilient Global Positioning System (R-GPS) program
The Department of the Air Force confirmed that Derek Tournear, director of the Space Development Agency, has been placed on investigative administrative leave
Retired Gen. John “Jay” Raymond will “advise the company on its strategy and opportunities for growth”
Matthew Lohmeier, a former Space Force commander who was removed from his post over his public criticism of military diversity initiatives, is Trump's pick to be undersecretary of the Air Force
The space infrastructure company is acquiring a drone manufacturer whose technology has been deployed with Ukraine’s military forces
The largest opportunity is a nearly $900 million program focused on maneuverable satellites in geostationary orbit
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