The Space Rush: New US Strategy Must Bring Order, Regulation

The latest news from Breaking Defense. _________________________________________________________________________

DAILY

It's Detectable. Until It's Not.

Presented by Northrop Grumman

We revolutionized long range strike with the B-2. Now, we're Defining Possible again with B-21 Raider. Drawing on decades of stealth expertise, we've created a platform ready to dominate the battlefields of tomorrow. Learn More.

The Space Rush: New US Strategy Must Bring Order, Regulation While visionary corporate leaders may be willing to take high risks on space, a space economy will rely on markets to price risk and insure space activity. Normalizing business in space will require the United States to provide the public good of security in Earth orbit, just as the US Navy instills confidence in maritime commerce on the high seas.

'$64K Question': Where In Pacific Do Army Missiles Go? "Today, there is probably not one of our regional partners in the first island chain that would be willing to base Army — or any other service – long-range strike missiles in their country," retired Lt. Gen. Thomas Spoehr says.

JADC2 Critical To Counter Space Threats, Say Milspace Leaders "If there is an aircraft capable of launching an air-launched anti satellite weapon operating in the air domain, we need to know about it," SPACECOM deputy Lt. Gen. John Shaw says.

Who's Who in Defense: Mark Milley, Chairman, Joint Chiefs of Staff Part of a special Breaking Defense reference series profiling key defense decision-makers in the new administration and Congress.

New Democratic Push For DoD Cuts Highlights China, Shipbuilding Woes "If we get into a conflict with China, this is not going to be like a World War II conflict where we have massive elements of the industrial base that can quickly convert to manufacturing the necessities for war…that's just not going to happen," Rep. Rob Wittman says.

Breaking Defense
611 Broadway • New York, New York • 10012
unsubscribe