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The Need for Innovation and Continuity in National Security Space during the Biden Administration

National security space policy is at an inflection point. President Biden’s administration has a number of new avenues for progress, but should also continue key Trump-era initiatives.

January 28, 2021 — Makena Young
Opinion / Forces, Strategy

Bad Idea: Disestablishing the Space Force

Despite criticism, the creation of the Space Force as an independent service was a timely, strategically-important decision. It would be a bad idea to roll it back into the Air Force.

December 11, 2020 — Joe Moye
Opinion / Forces

Bad Idea: Designating Space Command as a Geographic Command

U.S. Space Command was recently re-established as a geographic command. But the responsibilities and missions required of Space Command are a better fit for a functional command focused on interoperability, support, and coordination with the other combatant commands and military services.

December 13, 2019 — Kaitlyn Johnson
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