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The service is eyeing the FY24 legislative cycle to address policy and funding issues that could enable it to run its ranges more like spaceports.

By Dan WeberNKyTribune reporterThey call themselves the “Devils,” short for the Dayton High School Greendevils.But Buddy Dittus, Class of ’65, wanted more than that for his Dayton ‘D

Meanwhile, the Government Accountability Office is pushing the Space Force to move faster to actually integrate commercial SDA capabilities in order to fill capability gaps.

By Andy FurmanNKyTribune reporterMake room. Six more are being added.The Dayton High School will be adding six inductees – the total now grows to 40 – to The Wall of Distinction for outs

The Space Force is rushing to meet SPACECOM's demand, developing a new acquisition plan for space "mobility and logistics" — including on-orbit servicing and repair, satellite refueling and space junk cleanup — a plan that will lean heavily on use of commercial capabilities, said SSC's Maj. Gen. Stephen Purdy.

Col. Rich Kniseley, who will lead the newly created Commercial Space Office, told Breaking Defense, "At the end of the day, I want to be a customer in the commercial market."

Space Force chief: ‘We must pivot’ to new ways of doing business

When the news broke last week about a 21-year-old National Guard member allegedly leaking classified documents – not just leaking but posting to something called a chat app for months, I was flabbergasted.  Something didn’t smell right.  How could such a thing happen?

Not happy with America's ability to precisely track adversarial satellites, Maj. Gen. David Miller fumed, "Somebody's got to figure this out. The American people have paid for this. Somebody's got to deliver."

Recent alarming reports state that the UK is prepared to supply Ukraine with depleted uranium ammunition in the ongoing slaughter in Ukraine. These