Posted on Mar 9, 2023
Space Command HQ Decision Delayed Due to 'Additional Analysis,' Air Force Secretary Says
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A decision on whether the headquarters for U.S. Space Command will remain in Colorado or move to Alabama has been held up because the Department of the Air Force is doing an extra layer of review, delaying a final announcement that has dragged on since the Trump era.
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said in response to a Military.com question Tuesday that the final decision will come "fairly soon" but further analysis is needed.
Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall said in response to a Military.com question Tuesday that the final decision will come "fairly soon" but further analysis is needed.
Space Command HQ Decision Delayed Due to 'Additional Analysis,' Air Force Secretary Says
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Moving out of Colorado where the facilities already exist and it's central location with the United States in my opinion is a stupid move and a waste of money. Also adding a separate branch of service, the US Space Force to take over functions already within the Air Force structure and already existing Space Command makes no sense to Me. Both the US Air Force and the new US Space Force fall under the Secretary of the Air Force. Just what We need another new federal agency and massive increase in another layer of structure and billions more spent to accomplish what was already being done elsewhere. Am I missing something here ? Is there even a legitimate point to adding another Federal agency which seems to be the answer to everything these days ? In My opinion Just what We don't need, more government structure and agencies ! Am I the only one that has these questions ?
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CPT Lawrence Cable
Isn't the Marshall Space Flight Center in Alabama? I would think they would qualify.
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