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The revelation comes in a letter Mayor John Suthers sent to the Secretary of the Air Force urging him to keep the headquarters in Colorado.

The debate surrounding the future of Space Command is currently taking place in Washington. A new letter from Colorado Springs mayor John Suthers sheds more light on the decision.

(COLORADO SPRINGS) — The White House appears ready to reverse a Trump administration plan to relocate U.S. Space Command from Colorado Springs, according to a recent article by The Washington Post. “Fearing the transfer would disrupt operations at a time when space is increasingly important to the military,” President Joe Biden is likely to keep Space […]

To reverse longstanding policy requiring site decisions to be driven by objective, measurable data is the worst thing we can do for our country and national security.

The UK Royal Air Force (RAF) has signed new ‘terms of reference’ for future space cooperation with the Japan Air Self Defence Force (JASDF).

For those who may have missed it, Colorado's U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper held a virtual town hall this week in which he discussed legislative

Alabama leaders are becoming more vocal in pushing the federal government to bring U.S. Space Command headquarters to Huntsville.

A deep space radar currently being developed by Japan will be utilized by the United States to strengthen space domain awareness amid strong concerns China is accelerating launches of satellites for military use, the U.S. Space Command's deputy director for policy, plans and strategy says.

Yet another review over the location of Space Command has been ordered. This time the review will be conducted by the Department of the Air Force.

Spaceplanes bristling with weaponry, satellites that capture “space architecture,” directed-energy lasers and electromagnetic shockwaves designed to instantly blind ...