The Need for a Global Space-Traffic-Control Service An Opportunity for US Leadership Lt Col Matthew C. Smitham, USAF* Losing a satellite to an accidental on-orbit collision is no longer hypothetical but real and increasi

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	GLOSSARY ACES. Autocalibrating Extreme Ultraviolet Spectrometers developed by Phillips Laboratory ADSID. Air-Delivered Seismic Detection AF. Air Force AFDIS. AFGWC Dial-In System for weather product support DocID: JhiD - View Document