Air Force Research Lab’s Space Vehicles Directorate says it has turned over prototypes of the Space Situational Awareness Environmental Effects Fusion System (SEEFS), designed to provide real-time data to warfighters about how space weather may affect current operations or systems. The SEEFS prototypes will go first to operators at Air Force Space Command’s Schriever AFB, Colo., for initial training and exercises.
Earlier this spring, the 388th Fighter Wing proved just 12 Airmen can operate an F-35 contingency location, refueling and rearming the fighters at spots across Georgia and South Carolina. The demonstration, part of exercise Agile Flag 23-1, marks yet another proof of concept for the Air Force’s plan to send…