Kimberlee Shaneyfelt commanded multiple units during her 23-year USAF career, focusing on intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance. She is a commissioner on the Texas Veterans Commission and remains active in community leadership.
Jon “Doc” Kimminau has nearly 40 years of Air Force Intelligence experience. Serving 30 years in signals intelligence, reconnaissance, and command roles, he became a key leader in intelligence analysis and ISR doctrine development. Post-military, he served as a Defense Intelligence Senior Leader (DISL), advising the DCS/ISR on analytical capabilities, acquisition, and human capital.
In this issue (Issue 114), we delve into the evolving landscape of In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) and its pivotal role in future space exploration. Highlighting recent advancements and collaborative efforts, the article explores how ISRU technologies are shaping missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. From extracting vital resources like water and oxygen to constructing habitats using local materials, the piece underscores the significance of ISRU in achieving sustainable and cost-effective space missions.
In this issue (113), we explore the latest developments in In-Situ Resource Utilization (ISRU) technologies and their transformative impact on space exploration. The article delves into innovative methods for harnessing extraterrestrial resources, highlighting recent breakthroughs and collaborative efforts that are paving the way for sustainable missions to the Moon, Mars, and beyond. By examining the challenges and opportunities associated with ISRU, this piece offers insights into how these advancements are shaping the future of off-world colonization and long-duration space travel.
Empower your faculty to lead with excellence and deliver cutting-edge training in Space, Cyber, and ISR operations.
Develop your team’s ability to analyze data to create actionable intelligence, informing decisions in high-stakes environments.
Equip your workforce with the skills to defend against emerging cyber threats.
Prepare your team to navigate the complexities of space and ensure mission success.
In this issue of Integrity Flash (Edition 112), we explore China’s rapidly evolving space capabilities, with a detailed profile of the Shijian‑17 (SJ‑17) satellite entering the Western Hemisphere and the nation’s groundbreaking strides in multi-domain ISR and precision warfare.
Highlights include:
SJ‑17’s GEO repositioning-a look at its unexpected drift into the Western Hemisphere and its role testing green propellants, composite batteries, and GNSS systems
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China’s “multi-domain kill web” strategy-how PLA’s expanding constellations of EO, SAR, ELINT, and commercial satellites are converging to deliver near‑real‑time targeting and strike capabilities
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Commercial and civil-military fusion-insights into constellations like Yaogan, SuperView, Qianfan/Thousand Sail, and Guowang, showcasing China’s leap toward global ISR dominance
