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 by Staff Writers Moscow (Sputnik) May 30, 2019
The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) will adopt its first space policy in June, the alliance's Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg told reporters on Tuesday. "We are now also working on an overarching space policy, another first for NATO. And next month, I expect NATO defence ministers will adopt our new space policy," Stoltenberg said after the meeting of national security advisers in Brussels. Stoltenberg also said NATO needs to strengthen the resilience of its telecommunication networks, 5G, undersea cables and space assets. "We will revise NATO guidelines for the protection of our critical infrastructure, including telecommunication infrastructure," he added. In February, US President Donald Trump signed a directive to establish the Space Force. Initially, it will be part of the Air Force, much like the Marine Corps is part of the Navy. However, plans call for the Space Force to eventually graduate as an independent unit within the US military. Source: RIA Novosti
Florida advocates criticize Air Force short list of possible Space Command sites Orlando FL (UPI) May 15, 2019 Space Florida officials say they don't believe the Air Force is following due process in seeking a location for the U.S. military's Space Command after the state left off a short list for the project. The Air Force said Tuesday that bases in Colorado, California and Alabama are on that list. There was no mention of Kennedy Space Center, Patrick Air Force Base or Eglin Air Force Base in Florida. Space Florida, an advocate group, had held a summit Thursday at Orlando International Airport to coordi ... read more
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