Dirksen Senate Office Building / International Space Station / /
IndustryTerm
chemical rockets / transportation / ground-based cellular communications / historical transportation technologies / liquid rocket propulsion systems / launch services / airline owners / cost-accounting rules / space transportation market / separation devices / insurance payout / space transportation vehicle families / broken hardware / chemical propulsion / radiation-hardened electronics / air transportation system / security space launch services / dramatic technology advancements / satellite / sector space transportation industrial base / mobile satellite services / satellite firms / communications satellites / aerospace industrial base / space launch services / space transportation industrial base / space transportation capabilities / horizontal payload processing / space transportation / space transportation policy / high energy density materials / launch vehicle technology / /
Organization
Federal Aviation Administration / Reagan Administration / U.S. government / The George Washington University / Strategic Defense Initiative Organization / United Launch Alliance / United States Government / National Aeronautics and Space Administration / Air Force / Department of Defense / office of Science and Technology Policy / Senate Committee on Defense Appropriations / Space Policy Institute Elliott School / /
Person
Cochran / Wayne Hale / Durbin / Scott Pace / /
Position
Program Manager / President / President and National Security Advisor and Assistant / Secretary of Defense / Chairman / Director / Assistant / Space Shuttle Flight Director / /
Hearing of the Senate Committee on Defense Appropriations “National Security Space Launch Programs” Wednesday, March 5, [removed]:00 AM – Dirksen Senate Office Building 192 Testimony of Dr. Scott Pace Director, Spa