Space Force wants to be the world's first fully digital service
The vision outlines four focus areas: Digital engineering, digital workforce, digital headquarters and digital operations.
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The vision outlines four focus areas: Digital engineering, digital workforce, digital headquarters and digital operations.
"While important, a narrow focus on protecting space capabilities disregards how U.S. strategic competitors are preparing to use their own space capabilities to find, target, and attack forces operating in the terrestrial domains," Gen. Chance Saltzman wrote in an internal Commander's Note obtained by Breaking Defense.
The service seeks an immersive, virtual environment that can be used to connect groups, enhance training and make testing a system more collaborative.
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Bringing the Advanced Battle Management System to life is one of Frank Kendall's seven operational imperatives.