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Secretary of the Air Force, along with the Chiefs of the Air Force and Space Force unveiled their designs for optimizing the Department of the Air Force on 2/12/24.

Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman said the new Futures Command will not just be looking at what new capabilities the Space Force should build, own and operate, but also at how commercial tech, systems and services can fill some needs. 

Doug Wagoner, LMI's Chief Executive Officer, is a four-time Wash100 Award Winner. Learn more about his accomplishments and leadership here.

Through the Hybrid Space Architecture, DIU and its partners want to create a diverse network of commercial and government satellites and ground systems.

Andrew Cox, director of the Space Forces Space Warfighting Analysis Center, has retained his job and his six-figure salary, despite a damning report accusing him of behaving like a teenager.

"We are a ground software service provider," ATLAS Space co-founder Mike Carey told Breaking Defense. "We've come up with a very modern, cloud-based, scalable secure platform by which any number of antennas can be brought in."

"We'll do away with the GEOs, and the big, exquisite expensive satellites," said SDA Director Derek Tournear.

"Our joint and coalition forces that are requiring the space capabilities that we provide, and they can't be treated as a given anymore," Gen. John Raymond said.

Share Your browser does not support iframes, but you can use the following link: Link Gen. John Raymond, the chief of space operations, looks back at the first year of operations for the U.S. Space Force and ahead at what is to come for the sixth military service in 2021. Dont miss a single episode. Subscribe to Aviation Weeks Check 6 podcast in iTunes,Stitcher, Spotify and Google Play. Please leave us a review. Below is a rush transcript of our interview with General Raymond. Jennifer DiMasci...