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Kaitlyn Johnson is deputy director and fellow of the Aerospace Security Project at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Ms. Johnson supports the team’s strategic planning and research agenda. Her research specializes in topics such as space security, military space systems, and commercial and civil space policy. Ms. Johnson has written on national security space

The majority of Space Force’s 2023 budget, 65%, would be focused on research, development, testing and evaluation, according to the budget documents.

A lot of procedures still need to be established, from finalizing the official uniforms to creating Space Force's physical training standards.

After the Ukraine war, will China maintain, expand, or scale back its military cooperation with Russia?

After a Russian official issued dire warnings against tampering with satellites, U.S. officials declined to follow suit.

A Russian official warned that impacting their satellites would be considered a declaration of war, but the U.S. stance is more circumspect.

After Russia invaded Ukraine, both NASA and Russia’s state space corporation Roscosmos are continuing to work together to support operations on the International Space Station. But NASA is in a much more secure position these days where it can distance itself from Russia’s space program.

The newest branch of the US' armed forces is being taken seriously in Washington, and it could even play a role in Ukraine.

This past November, the Russian Federation destroyed one of its own Soviet-era satellites with a missile, sending thousands of scraps of shrapnel hurtling through space.

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