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Space Force chief works to shake misunderstandings about military branch By (0) Gen. Jay Raymond (R), Chief of Space Operations, and CMSgt Roger Towberman (L), with Secretary of the Air Force Barbara Barrett present President Donald Trump with the official flag of the United States Space Force in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington, D.C. on May 15, 2020. Photo by Samuel Corum/UPI | License Photo White House spokesperson Jen Psaki holds a news briefing Wednesday at the White House in Washington, D.C. Psaki said the Biden administration is committed to continuing Space Force. Pho...

By   Theresa Hitchens on February 03, 2021 at 3:16 PM The Army’s TITAN ground station will link ISR sensors based in space, on land and in the air. WASHINGTON: A shift in Army and Navy space resources — i.e., capabilities and funds — to the Space Force is not likely to appear in the DoD budget request until 2023, says Chief of Space Operations Gen. Jay Raymond. “Those decisions are being finalized now. The FY-22 budget has largely been baked, so I would say that this will be addressed in the next budget,” he told reporters at a Defense Writers Group briefing this am.

Space Force appears to be here to stay. The White House said Wednesday that President Biden—who has been dismantling much of Donald Trump's legacy—fully supports the new branch of the... Politics News Summaries. | Newser

“They absolutely have the full support of the Biden administration,” White House press secretary Jen Psaki said at a briefing when asked if President Joe Biden backed the newest branch of the military branch or whether he would take steps to try to eliminate or diminish it.

The White House is offering “full support” for Space Force.