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The United States and its allies must address the challenges that could be posed by China’s and Russia’s space ambitions.

Defunct China space lab Tiangong-1 mostly burns up on re-entry in South Pacific Defunct China space lab Tiangong-1 mostly burns up on re-entry in South Pacific According To The US Joint Force Space Component Command, Tiangong 1 Mostly Broke Up Above The South Pacific. News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Shashikant Sharma | Updated on: 03 Apr 2018, 07:46:06 PM New Delhi: The out of control Chinese space station Tiangong 1 mostly burned up on re-entering the Earth's atmosphere above the South Pacific on April 2, according to Chinese space authorities. The China Man...

General Says US Military Should Consider a Deconfliction Line for Space U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. DeAnna Burt, Director of Operations and Communications, Headquarters United States Space Force, at her promotion ceremony at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, Aug. 3, 2020. (U.S. Space Force/2nd Lt. Idalí Beltré Acevedo). 4 May 2021 A top commander at U.S. Space Command says it may be time to establish a "deconfliction channel" between the U.S. and adversary countries to ensure the safety of operations in space. The Pentagon and international partners are developing guidelines for operating in...

© U.S. Army Happy Friday and welcome to Overnight Defense. I'm Ellen Mitchell, and here's your nightly guide to the latest developments at the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill and beyond. CLICK HERE to subscribe to the newsletter. THE TOPLINE: A report on last year’s slaying of Spc. Vanessa Guillén confirmed that she was being sexually harassed before her death at Fort Hood, Texas, but not by the man suspected of killing her, according to Army documents released Friday. Army investigators found that Guillén was “sexually harassed by a superior noncommissioned officer in her unit,” though th...

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