In a new policy paper published by the The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies, retired Space Force Col. Kyle Pumroy argues that the United States must prepare to put active-duty troops on the moon and on space stations to counter China’s lunar and military ambitions. Thomas Novelly has the full story at: https://lnkd.in/eHxfcGSq.
US Must Prepare for Troops on Moon and Space Stations
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🚀 **Germany Leads the Charge for European Space Independence** 🌌 In an effort to bolster military capabilities, Germany's Defense Minister Boris Pistorius recently convened a gathering of defense chiefs from Austria, Switzerland, and Luxembourg. The focus? Developing a pan-European military space command and a multilateral space training academy. Pistorius emphasized the importance of partner collaboration, ensuring nations will be involved from the ground up rather than simply accepting pre-fabricated solutions. With a €35 billion investment in military space initiatives, Germany aims to reduce reliance on U.S. technology, underscoring the urgent need for European self-sufficiency. Austria is making strides with plans to launch three military satellites next year, while Luxembourg is keen to leverage its SATcom and Earth observation expertise. As Switzerland joins in, the collaborative spirit marks a new chapter for Central European defense. This initiative reflects a clear trajectory: **German-speaking Europe is serious about becoming a pivotal player in the space landscape.** 💬 What are your thoughts on Europe's push for military space independence? Let’s discuss in the comments!
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This morning’s National Space Club breakfast at the Jackson Center highlighted the continued growth and impact of Redstone Arsenal across Huntsville and the Tennessee Valley. Colonel Erin Eike, Garrison Commander at Redstone Arsenal, shared insights on the Arsenal’s expanding mission, strategic growth, and the partnerships helping drive innovation in aerospace, defense, and technology. A few key takeaways: • $36.2B annual economic impact on Alabama • 92,000+ military, government, and contractor positions • 143,000 total jobs supported across the Tennessee Valley • Redstone Arsenal contributes to 58% of the region’s gross regional product The conversation reinforced how important collaboration, modernization, and innovation continue to be as Huntsville grows as a national hub for defense and space advancement. #SpaceClubHSV #NSC #NationalSpaceClub #STEM #Huntsville #NASA
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U.S. Space Force’s Space Training and Readiness Command activated the 593rd Test and Evaluation Squadron ... strengthening how the service develops its test and evaluation experts. https://lnkd.in/gmYHFsFA
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🌍🚀 **Germany’s Vision for a Pan-European Space Command** 🌌🇩🇪 At a recent meeting of German-speaking defense leaders, Germany's Defense Minister, Boris Pistorius, took a significant step toward establishing a European military space command. This initiative brings together Austria, Switzerland, and Luxembourg to collaborate on plans rather than simply joining existing frameworks. Germany’s commitment of €35 billion to military space investment includes developing encrypted satellite constellations and expanded operational capabilities. Austria is also advancing its own satellite projects, reinforcing the importance of communications independence. Key players like Luxembourg are eager to leverage their satellite communication and Earth observation expertise in support of this collective effort. Swiss representatives emphasized the need for European solutions to counter reliance on non-European technology. This momentum is crucial as Europe seeks to strengthen its defense capabilities, particularly in the space arena. 🔗 What are your thoughts on increased European collaboration in defense and space? Let’s discuss the implications for our industry! **Defense **Space **EuropeanCollaboration
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As more countries and private actors compete for lunar resources, conflicts could arise from overlapping claims. Of particular concern is the placement of military assets on the Moon or in Cislunar space which could provoke increased military activity and military clash in space. https://lnkd.in/eivgDips #LunarSecurity #SpaceGovernance #Cislunar #SpacePolicy #OuterSpaceSecurity #SpaceConflict #MoonRace
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Germany pushes European military space command initiative AMSTERDAM — A senior German military official said Europe needs a coordinated approach to military space operations and proposed the creation of a European Space Component Command hosted by Germany and open to allied participation. Maj. Gen. Wolfgang Ohl, speaking Tuesday at the SmallSat Europe conference in Amsterdam, said Germany has proposed the idea of a European Space Component Command....
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Why the Pentagon’s Next Spaceport Floats This mini-doc explores the new strategic alliance between Lockheed Martin, Firefly, and Seagate Space. We break down the engineering that makes a floating launchpad stable enough for a rocket, the international legal challenges of launching sovereign assets from the high seas, and why this move is critical for the U.S. military’s goal of "responsive space." With land-based ranges at capacity, the ocean is the new frontier for ensuring resilient access to orbit. We ask top experts what this means for the future of commercial and military space operations. Watch the Video for Free: https://lnkd.in/gazPgUbE [Members Only] #maritimelaunch #responsive space #LockheedMartin #FireflyAerospace #SeagateSpace #offshorespaceport #rangebottleneck #NationalSecuritySpace #CommercialSpace #LaunchInfrastructure #MaritimeTechnology #Aerospace #Defense #rocketlaunch
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Why the Pentagon’s Next Spaceport Floats This mini-doc explores the new strategic alliance between Lockheed Martin, Firefly, and Seagate Space. We break down the engineering that makes a floating launchpad stable enough for a rocket, the international legal challenges of launching sovereign assets from the high seas, and why this move is critical for the U.S. military’s goal of "responsive space." With land-based ranges at capacity, the ocean is the new frontier for ensuring resilient access to orbit. We ask top experts what this means for the future of commercial and military space operations. Watch the Video for Free: https://lnkd.in/gazPgUbE [Members Only] #maritimelaunch #responsive space #LockheedMartin #FireflyAerospace #SeagateSpace #offshorespaceport #rangebottleneck #NationalSecuritySpace #CommercialSpace #LaunchInfrastructure #MaritimeTechnology #Aerospace #Defense #rocketlaunch
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Brook Leonard, Maj Gen (ret), USAF, great thought piece here that captures the shift with clarity and the appropriate urgency...space is becoming the backbone of national power, and Rogue Space Systems Corporation is helping lay the prerequisite infrastructure.
"Space, for me, is moving from being an extension of national power and sovereignty to the foundation of it." Military.com just ran a piece digging into that shift and included perspective from our CEO, Brook Leonard, Maj Gen (ret), USAF. This is very much in line with what we’re hearing from our partners across commercial markets and military missions: space is now part of the core, not the margins. If you’re thinking about where space fits in your mission over the next few years, it’s worth a read: https://lnkd.in/ejKea4JY Many thanks to author Douglas Lindsay, PhD's thoughtful and concise framing of this piece. #SpaceDomain #NationalSecurity #SpacePower
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Has no one watched "For All Mankind" on Apple? Militarization of the moon will not end well... 😉