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US leaders this year faced difficult decisions against a backdrop of rapidly growing challenges from potential adversaries, and a booming commercial space sector that innovation-wise is leaving the Defense Department and the Intelligence Community in the dust.

AUSTIN, Texas -- Aerospace engineer Hans Mark, a former University of Texas System chancellor who escaped the Nazis as a boy and then grew up to help put a man on the moon, died Saturday morning.

Hans Mark worked in NASA Mission Control during the first moon landing and convinced President Ronald Reagan to establish the Space Station program.

Aerospace engineer Hans Mark, a former secretary of the Air Force who escaped the Nazis as a boy and then grew up to help put a man on the moon, died Saturday morning.

TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE — The commissary on base is celebrating the anniversaries of the Space Force and the National Guard. Congress established the U.S. Space Force within the Department of the Air Force on Dec. 20, 2019. “At (Defense Commissary Agency), we are proud to celebrate Space Force’s secon

The commander of the 28th Bomb Wing at Ellsworth Air Force Base announced Monday he has removed Chief Master Sgt. Justin Deisch from his position as the 28th BW command chief for "behavior that demonstrated a lack of respect, judgement and professionalism expected of a senior non-commissioned office

Brig. Gen. John Olson said that for JADC2 to work, "artificial intelligence and machine learning are absolutely essential enablers to make us able to react, and respond, and again, make sense of the information, then act upon it."

Some people are still unsure.

Seven veterans honored with Quilts of Valor during Vets Day ceremony

The planned buy with the largest potential value is for DoD-wide SATCOM services from commercial operators of p-LEO constellations, with multiple awards totaling $875 million slated in August 2022.