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What is norad, the cia, the nsa, all these people that we believe are able to look and see these things, space command, this brand new space command, why couldnt they have caught this? because this is a national security blunder. not the first time, admittedly that they ever saying this has happened. how does it happen again? thats the question that needs to be asked right now. >> todd: i think this all goes to the overarching concern raised by you and ashley if our enemies can get a very slow m...

Five North Alabama lawmakers covered a range of expectations and priorities for the 2023 session, which starts March 7, at an annual Alabama Legislative Update last week.

The leader of South Korea’s army learned from the Space and Missile Defense Command what it means to secure the high ground during a visit to Redstone Arsenal, Jan. 24.

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As a whole, Colorado Springs would lose up to 1,500 personnel and hundreds of support contractors if the move to Huntsville is finalized.

Candidates in a crowded mayoral race to replace Mayor John Suthers in April will slug it out publicly in the coming months, throwing all they have at it: money, name

Candidates in a crowded mayoral race to replace Mayor John Suthers in April will slug it out publicly in the coming months, throwing all they have at it: money, name

Colorados U.S. senators met with Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Thursday and came away with an assurance that the ultimate location of U.S. Space Command wont be based on political

Industry representatives meeting with Commerce Deputy Secretary Don Graves on Tuesday "stressed the need for [Commerce] to work quickly to field the new capabilities — ideally by buying and redistributing existing commercial products — in order to maintain leadership in the face of competing SSA offerings from the EU and China," a Commerce official told Breaking Defense today.

"The @DeptofDefense has repeatedly ignored my request for a meeting with Secretary Austin about the Space Command basing decision," U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet tweeted after the vote. "For that reason,