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U.S. Space Command has learned a number of lessons from the Russia-Ukraine war, starting almost as soon as the war began, a top official said last week. Lt. Gen. John Shaw, the Space Command’s deputy commander, listed three key lessons at the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies’s event on space power Thursday. Shaw’s first takeaway…

The U.S. Air Force is feeling the heat from the ongoing debate over the location of the Space Command headquarters, having to delay bonuses and changes of station for personnel due to Alabama lawmakers blocking its funding.

Those without PCS orders in hand by Aug. 1 will likely have their moves delayed.

Those without PCS orders in hand by Aug. 1 will likely have their moves delayed.

Looking for the latest Government Contracting News? Read about Lt. Gen. John Shaw Wants Shift Toward Dynamic Space Operations.

The military is starting to buy into orbital refueling.

MIDLAND, Texas (KMID/KPEJ) – Spacecraft Operations Engineer, Nagin Cox, will be introducing the film, “Good Night Oppy,” during an evening of exploring space, robotics, and women in STEM, according to a release from the Museum of the Southwest. After graduating from Cornell University with a Bachelor of Science degree in Operations Research and Industrial Engineering, […]

U.S. Rep. Roger Aderholt (R-Haleyville) calls out a confused and addled President Joe Biden for using Space Command as a pathetic cudgel on abortion

Out near the Colorado Springs Airport, plans for one of the biggest business parks in Colorado are finally gathering speed, with millions of square feet already built and meaningful negotiations

A top U.S. space official says his command is constrained by current satellites’ fuel capacity.