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The US is working to further improve its missile warning system, the commander of US Space Command has said, following a barrage of North Korean missile tests that included multiple intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) launches."We ...

A long-anticipated decision on whether the headquarters for U.S. Space Command will remain in Colorado Springs or move to Huntsville, Alabama will conclude soon.

The new Space Forces - Indo-Pacific component command is headed by Brig. Gen. Anthony Mastalir, and comprises 21 Guardians embedded at US Indo-Pacific Command.

The United States Space Force will activate its first component command in the Indo-Pacific this week, which aimed at deterring aggression in the region.

A minute-by-minute technical account of what would happen if Kim Jong-un launched a nuclear-tipped ICBM at the United States.

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Despite El Paso County voters’ loyalty to the GOP, Colorado reasserted its status as a blue state in the Nov. 8 election, reelecting Democrats in all statewide offices, including Gov.

Democrat Michael Bennet and Republican Joe O'Dea take the podium at CSU in the final 9NEWS debate ahead of voting in the 2022 Colorado midterm elections.

"The alignment of task forces and operational centers under one commander will provide USSPACECOM a command-and-control structure that enables rapid action to deliver agile and responsive space effects in support of integrated deterrence," said SPACECOM head Gen. Jim Dickinson.

The U.S. Space Force got off to a complicated start. Born as a campaign promise from Donald Trump, it wasn't terribly clear at the beginning what the Space Force's role would be among America's armed services. It received quite a bit of political pushback (and no small amount of ridicule) as a resurrection of 80s SDI thinking (via Arms Control) and an unwelcome intrusion of the military into America's space strategy. Prior to Trump's proposal, American spa...