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Florida officials maintained Thursday they can still land Space Force operations and facilities, a day after the state was passed over for the command headquarters of the newest military branch.
Chief of Space Operations at U.S. Space Force Gen. John Raymond marks the first birthday of the U.S. Space Force on Dec. 18, 2020. Florida officials maintained Thursday they can still land Space Force operations and facilities, a day after the state was passed over for the command headquarters of the newest military branch. The new primary target is the Space Training and Readiness Command field command, or STARCOM, which is set up to handle education, training and unit testing for Space Force. Also, there is a chance Alabama’s Huntsville Redstone Arsenal area might not pan out as the Depar...
Also, there's a chance Alabama might not pan out as Department of Defense continues site assessments, reopening Florida as an alternative location
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Space Systems Command finalized, coming in early 2021 December 16, 2020 A still from a U.S. Space Force recruiting ad showing a service member in what appears to be an astronaut helmet. (Space Force) WASHINGTON — Plans for the U.S. Space Force’s new Space Systems Command are all but set, with the new acquisitions organization expected in early 2021, said Chief of Space Operations Gen. John “Jay” Raymond. “We’ve finalized the planning of that,” Raymond said during a Dec. 15 media call. “I just took a briefing within the last couple days and kind of did the table slap on ...
Maybe keep it from blowing away in the storm. people staying in the state for the hurricane lined up for ice today because everybody is expecting the power to go out. others caught some of the last evacuation buses out of time to take them somewhere safe before the storm hits. mandatory evacuation orders are in effect along coastal areas. and what is now a familiar sight but still strange to see, lanes on many highways were reversed. so cars could drive one way on both sides of the highway. today, the u.s. coast guard held a briefing in charleston, south carolina. this is rear admiral keith sm...