How Private Capital And Innovation Will Redefine U.S. Space Strategy

How To Achieve Government Efficiency In Space

The One Word That Must Define The Space Force

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Why We Need The Space Force Now More Than Ever

How The Space Force Must Lead: Forget ‘The Valley Of Death’: Just 10 years ago, the Air Force paid $350 million per launch and $1 billion annually for infrastructure. Now, lower costs allow experts to rethink the industry's norms.

Why Kennan’s Containment Strategy Ensures Defeat In The 2nd Space Race: The hallowed ground of George Kennan’s containment strategy - something that still largely governs the way space and intelligence systems are planned and executed today.

As Space Force Ponders The Heavens, China’s Already Returning From Them: While pundits line their pockets encouraging endless beltway debate on Space Force policy and its impact in 2050, China continues to hammer away at a blistering pace.

Why Tight Space Budgets Will Save Us All: Today, our nation’s near-term space future faces seemingly insurmountable obstacles. Fear not fellow space veterans we survived insufficient funding before & will again.

Space Force Disaggregation: Four Steps That Shows It’s More Than Talk: The need to reverse aggregation of missions onto single absurdly large satellites, another malady of the government space business, has been highlighted by senior lead...

Why This Space Force Buzzword Will Endure: Instead of seeking more funding or fretting over budget cuts, let's demand more from the industry offering faster, cheaper capabilities.

The Last Thing The Space Force Must Reckon With: We are now in a new space era, symbolized by the term “Guardian.” The identity of these Guardians and the challenges they'll face in this modern space age are unclear.

The Pentagon’s Worst Enemy (And It Isn’t China): The stakes are simply too high for us to be outpaced by our rival China, but we will fall short if we don’t wake up to the true threat.

The Space Force’s 2024 Resolution: Forget The 90s—Buy Into The 2020s: 2024 will be a critical year. We must unleash the full potential of the US space economy and reassert our place leading the world in using space to better humanity.

Forget About ‘Connecting The Dots’: The Next Impending Attack Is Staring Us In The Face: China is moving into position: islands in the South China Sea, space investing, forging alliances with US adversaries—all in an effort to check U.S. dominance.

Integrity In Space: Trust But Verify: Pentagon leaders have been asking what can be done to capitalize on this wave of private sector growth while avoiding spending taxpayer money excessively.

A Day Without Space: GPS Is Ground Zero For The New Space Race: The criticality of secure global navigation and timing to warfighting and the national economy makes it unique. GPS’ future is ground zero for the new space race.

The Next Generation Of Space Leaders: Last week I was reminded that the best is still ahead of us, and the people who will lead this increasingly challenging space world can be found in schools across the US.

The Business Of The Space Force: Gen. Saltzman criticizes the old way of doing business - it is “too slow, too late to need, and too behind the times to meet the challenges we face.”

How One Think Tank Defied Washington And Is Winning The Policy Debates: When DC picked resiliency as the most important attribute for the future of the Space Force, Andrew Cox’s team did the "hard work of deep, high-fidelity analysis” needed.

Three Ways Space Force Must Lead US National Security: The recent Russian attack on an American Predator drone depicts the challenge of defending international airspace while avoiding escalation. The commercial capabilities of the smallsat industry provide a low-cost, low-risk solution.

General John Shaw - Space Force Warrior: There’s no “fake it until you make it” with General John Shaw, the Guardians who serve with him sleep better knowing he’s at the helm. For the rest of us, we can only hope that he continues to inspire us with his unique blend of starry-eyed optimism and rocket expertise.

What One Space Force General Did When We Weren’t Watching: What was needed was a leader – someone to understand technical acquisitions, accelerate change, and deliver with a black belt in bureaucratic jujitsu to handle DC's notorious minefields. Gen. Purdy is that leader, expertly poised to articulate a clear vision and action plan for the Space Force.