[ Program ]
Space & Strategic Technologies
Modern warfare has moved beyond land, sea, and air — space is now a fully active operational domain.
This program trains participants to understand, employ, and counter space-enabled systems shaping today’s and tomorrow’s conflicts.
From satellite reconnaissance and navigation warfare to anti-satellite (ASAT) threats and high-altitude unmanned systems, this module provides a strategic understanding of how space technologies influence modern combat. Built on Ukrainian battlefield experience and global best practices, it prepares future leaders to integrate space-based capabilities into multidomain operations and anticipate emerging space-driven threats.
Understand the structure, vulnerabilities, and military uses of modern satellite systems
Assess and counter space-enabled threats (ASAT, EW, cyber, spoofing)
Integrate satellite intelligence into tactical and strategic planning
Employ high-altitude platforms and near-space systems
[ Our Content ]
Program components
- ISR (Intelligence, Surveillance & Reconnaissance) via satellites
- High-resolution commercial imagery exploitation
- Satellite communications (SATCOM) & jamming resilience
- Navigation warfare: spoofing, jamming, GNSS denial
- Kinetic ASAT systems (missiles, interceptors)
- Non-kinetic ASAT: cyber, EW, directed energy
- Space deterrence, escalation dynamics, and legal frameworks
- Tracking satellites, debris, and hostile behavior
- Early-warning systems & orbital predictions
- Understanding adversary capabilities
- High-altitude drones & balloons
- Pseudo-satellites (HAPS) for ISR/QoS
- Countering near-space surveillance platforms
- Hypersonic systems & global strike implications
- Quantum communications & encryption
- Long-range precision fires guided by space assets
[ Who It’s For ]
Who should join
Military officers & planners integrating space systems into operations
UAV & reconnaissance specialists
Cyber/EW professionals targeting or defending space-linked infrastructure
Intelligence analysts working with satellite data
Engineers & R&D teams developing next-gen strategic tech
Policymakers and defense innovators shaping future doctrine