offensive and defensive space systems / distributed network / vibrant military aerospace / reliability aircraft manufacturing community / directed-energy warfare / aerospace forces / ground support infrastructure / aerospace capable vehicle/system / aerospace strategy / Space technology / aerospace industry / energy requirements / aerospace council / communication satellite vulnerabilities / services / aerospace capability / little energy / aerospace power / aerospace vehicle / sea systems / aerospace community / typical aerospace vehicle / few large systems / aerospace / /
Organization
School of Advanced Airpower Studies / Congress / United States Central Command / United States Air Force / Central Imagery Office / Central Intelligence Agency / National Science Foundation / White House Office / Defense Information Systems Agency / National Reconnaissance Office / National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration / United States Space Command / Ballistic Missile Defense Office / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Space Organization / Air Force / Department of Defense / Space Warfare Center / US military / Senate Armed Services Committee / Fourteenth Air Force / /
Person
Stephen E. Wright / Frank Gallegos / David Lupton / Christian C. Daehnick / Sam Nunn / Charles A. Horner / /
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author / physicist / chairman / writer / commander in chief / school advocate / /
Overview Bruce M. DeBlois Major issues have plagued the US military space community for years. Foremost among these issues is the relationship between air and space. At a recent airpower conference, military leaders from