I had no idea myself, until I read a short article by Steven L. Kwast, ret. Air Force general-- there are urgent energy,

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May 27, 2020
2:28:00pm

Smack'sWife All-American

I had no idea myself, until I read a short article by Steven L. Kwast, ret. Air Force general-- there are urgent energy,

military, security, and political problems and opportunities right now in the space frontier that other countries (namely, China) are starting to take advantage of, and we are lagging behind in. He explains really well why our current Air Force has almost zero ability to do what's necessary to protect these interests of ours:

The Urgent Need for a United States Space Force

The reason for a space force is simple: space is the strategic high ground from which all future wars will be fought. If we do not master space, our nation will become indefensible.

https://imprimis.hillsdale.edu/urgent-need-united-states-space-force/

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Author

Time

What is the mission(s) of the U.S. Space Force?

Michael McQuain

5/27/20 1:47pm

RE: What is the mission(s) of the U.S. Space Force?

Frank Castiglione

5/27/20 1:48pm

To explore strange new worlds.

Sea Chicken

5/27/20 1:50pm

RE: To explore strange new worlds.

Indy Coug

5/27/20 1:53pm

Is it always the default to comedic responses with you?

Michael McQuain

5/27/20 1:53pm

RE: Is it always the default to comedic responses with you?

Frank Castiglione

5/27/20 1:54pm

Not always.

Sea Chicken

5/27/20 1:55pm

RE: Is it always the default to comedic responses with you?

Indy Coug

5/27/20 1:55pm

Don't be silly. There's a real Space Force.

KingDave

5/27/20 2:08pm

Separation of development and logistics

HawkeyeCoug

5/27/20 1:55pm

Thanks for actually answering my question.

Michael McQuain

5/27/20 1:58pm

Isn't space already somewhat militarized?

Eddie

5/27/20 1:57pm

RE: Isn't space already somewhat militarized?

Indy Coug

5/27/20 1:57pm

RE: Isn't space already somewhat militarized?

Sea Chicken

5/27/20 2:00pm

Treaties have limited weapons in space

HawkeyeCoug

5/27/20 2:05pm

I thought it was to protect us from aliens.

chilango

5/27/20 2:01pm

Nah. That's what the southern wall is for.

Eddie

5/27/20 2:02pm

Aliens are the ones putting our astronauts in space nowdays.

chilango

5/27/20 2:13pm

To expensively duplicate work already being done by the NSA, US Air Force & CIA.

ArcticKat

5/27/20 2:02pm

I might add NASA and JPL to that list.

chilango

5/27/20 2:08pm

JPL doesn't have much to do with the Space Force

HawkeyeCoug

5/27/20 2:15pm

It’s more about Trump wanting his name on everything

letthewookieewin

5/27/20 2:04pm

It's all the stuff the Air Force & Army already does, but taking it from them to have a branch focused on that mission

byujag

5/27/20 2:06pm

Pretty much all of the Army space stuff is staying at SMDC and ARL

HawkeyeCoug

5/27/20 2:19pm

We are expanding into space. Security will be needed as that happens.

Bob Vance

5/27/20 2:20pm

I had no idea myself, until I read a short article by Steven L. Kwast, ret. Air Force general-- there are urgent energy,

Smack'sWife

5/27/20 2:28pm

Getting to Uranus

WhirleyPop

5/27/20 2:38pm

Primary objective will be to intercept hostile visitors from other systems.

Backcountry

5/27/20 2:43pm

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