United States / Soviet Union / Panama / United Kingdom / Iraq / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Panama Canal / Sanctuary School / /
IndustryTerm
airspace law / transportation / space law / space communications / propulsion systems / technology research / satellite communications / aerospace integrationists / aerospace power / similar products / earthbound media / enemy satellite / space services / aerospace variant / maritime communications / potential applications / space systems / directed-energy / sea law / civilian communications / ocean transportation / manufacturing / air law / /
NaturalFeature
Panama Canal / Sea Power Models While sea / Sea Precedents / /
Organization
Survivability School / U.S. Air Force / Sanctuary School / Control School / High-Ground School / United Nations / Allied Force / United States Navy / Command of Space / /
Person
Thomas A. White / Dolman / Julian Stafford Corbett / Jeremy Powell / Eisenhower / Arthur Goldberg / Alfred Thayer Mahan / David E. Lupton / John J. Klein / Irvin White / /
Position
President / Ambassador / maritime strategist / Maritime Model for Strategic Space Theory / maritime model / Admiral / /
PublishedMedium
Naval War College Review / /
Technology
GPS / space communications / satellite communications / /
Chapter 2 Space Power Theory Maj Burton “Ernie” Catledge, USAF; and LCDR Jeremy Powell, USN The Soviet Union’s launch of Sputnik in 1957 became the basis for space power theory, and international debate immediatel