Our Nation is in a period of 'persistent conflict' where we are confronted by state, non-state, and individual players who are not constrained from using violence to achieve their goals. The Army has a role in dealing with this persistent conflict: 'to prevail in protracted counterinsurgency campaigns; engage to help other countries build capacity and assure friends and allies; support civil authorities at home and abroad; and deter and defeat hybrid threats and hostile state actors.' Today's military is increasingly reliant on space-based assets to provide critical enablers for mission success, i.e., satellite communications, positioning, navigation and timing, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance, just to name a few. If our space systems are ambushed, how do we quickly understand what happened and react. How will the Army prevail in a denied, degraded, disrupted space operational environment (D3SOE). Determining the answers to those questions is a critical task for every FA40 Space Operations Officer and space Enabler.
Protecting Space in a Contested and Congested Domain
2010
4 pages
Report
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English
Space Delta 2: Mission Federation and Realignment for a Contested and Congested Domain
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