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The nation's newest military branch will focus on defense in space as adversaries, such as China, grow their anti-satellite systems and cyber and electronic warfare capabilities.

Colorado politicians, however, are not giving up.

One of the most eagerly anticipated local traditions of the past 80 years, the Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo presents all the pageantry, culture, and heritage of the West that

When Ian Hyatt is not guiding Purdue University’s systemwide information technology as head of Information Technology at Purdue (ITaP), he serves as the State Command Chief for the Rhode Island Air National Guard. Now, Hyatt is putting a cap on the military-side of his life, retiring after a distinguished 37-year career, including the last three decades as a national guardsman and senior non-commissioned officer with the Rhode Island Air National Guard.

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero

"Evidence of both nations intent to undercut the United States and allied leadership in the space domain can be seen in the growth of combined in-orbit assets of China and Russia, which grew approximately 70% in just two years." — Kevin Ryder, senior

John Cannaday has been named director of the Office of Procurement at Marshall Space Flight Center.

Space Force can't simply "carve out a piece of real estate" on orbit for live testing and training, explains STARCOM head Maj. Gen. Shawn Bratton.

International law bans any country from claiming national sovereignty in outer space or on a celestial body like the moon.

Claire McCaskill