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The Commerce Department doesn't simply want to replicate what DoD does now in providing space situational awareness data to industry, but go beyond to provide "a technologically superior product," said Richard DalBello, head of DoC's Commercial Space Office.

Colorado is the tale of two conflicting cultures. Standing between the Western Slope and the Californicated Front Range is U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert — a woman with a gun on

"We need to integrate and exploit non-traditional commercial data," said Space Force Delta 2 Commander Col. Mark Brock. "There has been a push against this to a certain extent within our own enterprise, and I've been pushing back on that. We need our commercial partners."

Two recently completed inquiries, by the DOD’s Inspector General and the GAO, into the legitimacy of the Trump administration’s decision to relocate the base to Alabama found that the Air Force “complied with Federal Law and Department of Defense policy and that the process was reasonable.”

The Department of the Air Force hasn’t yet issued its final word on the location of U.S. Space Command headquarters — a decision that will determine whether the base remains

The Department of the Air Force hasn't yet issued its final word on the location of U.S. Space Command headquarters.

The Department of the Air Force hasn’t yet issued its final word on the location of U.S. Space Command headquarters — a decision that will determine whether the base remains

Senators Bennet and Hickenlooper told the secretary moving the command would delay its ability to reach Full Operational Capability by 7 years and cost taxpayers an extra $1.24 billion.

Biden should block Space Command's move to Alabama, to start.

PARIS —  “Cyber has arrived in space and here is stay. What happened in Ukraine with Viasat, means it is here to stay. We need to look at new approaches