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ATLAS Space Command and Control System Tested by U.S. Space Force

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ATLAS Space Command and Control System Tested by U.S. Space Force
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U.S. Space Force conducted testing of the L3Harris Technologies’ [LHX] Advanced Tracking and Launch Analysis System (ATLAS) in June and July, as Space Force moves to operationalize ATLAS to replace the Space Defense Operations Center (SPADOC), a space situational awareness computer system established in 1979 at the North American Aerospace Defense Command’s Cheyenne Mountain Complex in Colorado. Space command and control (C2) "relies on modern software development practices such as agile software development, DevSecOps, and lean practices to deliver capabilities to operators…

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