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The first time Mike Kuiken walked into a space ops center, it was jarring, Because of how much was actually up there. The Vice Chair of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission makes the case, what people can't see, they can't fight for.

What does it look like to serve on the ground and in orbit? Find out next week. SFA CEO Damon Feltman joins Brig. Gen. Nick Hague, Guardian, astronaut, and the first member of the U.S. Space Force to launch to the ISS, on the main stage at @aiaa #ASCEND2026.

Randy Schriver, Chair of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission describes the moment he realized how much China had advanced in just a few years away, and why General Saltzman's use of the phrase "mind-boggling" in an open hearing should catch everyone's attention

Space isn't the backdrop to the next conflict. It may be where it begins. Full episode here: linktr.ee/ussfa

Most people picture a Taiwan conflict starting in the air or at sea. Mike Kuiken sees it differently. The Vice Chair of the U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission - the opening moves are likely in space, and the Commission has spent time on exactly that scenario.

The U.S. Navy doesn't just protect American ships. It protects global shipping lanes, for everyone. The Space Force is heading toward that same role. And if that's true, then how we build international frameworks for space cooperation matters more than most people realize.

He's back 🚀 From commanding the first all-civilian orbital spaceflight to running all of American space exploration, Jared Isaacman (@NASAAdmin) is coming BACK to the ASCEND stage. 🌕 Secure your spot today: bit.ly/3NM3Qef #ascendspace #AIAA

Dr. Eric Sundby joins Bill Woolf on the Spacepower Podcast to talk about why the next chapter of space has to be written collaboratively, and why the values we carry into the domain matter as much as the capabilities. 🎧 Full episode here: linktr.ee/ussfa

"We can combine our efforts, our strengths, our intelligence to tackle problems. And we are stronger together." Real-life Starfleet isn't about Klingons and Vulcans. It's about what's possible when free nations choose to explore and defend space together.

Everyone has a place in Space. Col. Eric Zarybnisky explained last week on the Spacepower Podcast space needs more than engineers, it needs artists, designers, and creative thinkers. Showing students there's a place for them in the future of American spacepower.

Speaking before the House Appropriations Committee last week, Gen. Saltzman highlighted that nearly two-thirds of the Space Force budget goes toward building new systems. The Space Force isn’t modernizing the past… it’s building the future from scratch.

Gen. Saltzman told lawmakers that over 25 U.S. military installations each have more personnel than the entire Space Force, the service operates on less than 5% of the total defense budget. Space capabilities are delivering outsized impact at a fraction of the cost.

Lt. Gen Schiess nominated next for CSO!

@SpaceForceCSO @USSpaceForce Congratulations, Gen. Schiess!

Congrats to Lt Gen Doug Schiess on his nomination to become the next Chief of Space Operations. Leading the @USSpaceForce has been the privilege of a lifetime for Jennifer and me. Semper Supra! spaceforce.mil/News/Article-D…

The U.S. Space Force will soon have a new leader. The White House has nominated Lt. Gen. Douglas Schiess to serve as the next Chief of Space Operations. If confirmed, Schiess would succeed Gen. Chance Saltzman, who has led the Space Force since September 2022.

Ask a child today if they're going to space someday. They don't hesitate. They don't question whether it's possible. They just say yes.

Col. Eric Zarybniski has stood at Kennedy Space Center for Artemis 2 launches. He's felt the difference from every rocket he's seen. In the latest Spacepower Podcast, Col. Z and Dr. Emily Zarybniski discuss why experiencing it matters for inspiring the next generation.

“Every time I get a threat briefing… I rethink some of my life choices.” Col. Strizzi doesn’t sugarcoat it. The space domain is changing, fast. And the biggest risk isn’t just the threats we can see… it’s complacency. Hear the full conversation on the Spacepower Podcast.

In his recent interview on Spacepower Podcast, General Saltzman outlines the importance of controlling the RF spectrum, and how we're already seeing adversary activity degrading or denying GPS or SATCOM in ongoing conflicts.

Early this morning, @SpaceX launched the final GPS III satellite in our constellation, the most advanced GPS satellites ever built. This video aired at T-9:25, marking the achievement for the Space Force as we celebrate 250 years of American strength and innovation. 🇺🇸