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Tuesday, July 26, 2016

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Top Guns in orbit: US Air Force reveals plan for 'Space Mission Force' to protect America using satellites

The Russian Federation has said it is preparing to publish data on the locations of all operating satellites in orbit around the Earth including secret military satellties operated by the US and its allies (illustrated). These are currently not included in public databases released by the North American Aerospace Defense CommandThe new programme will train satellite operators in warfare.
It aims to better prepare airmen to operate military satellites in a threatened environment and includes tactics to respond to threats.
The plan calls for operators to receive intensive training for four to six months, and then spend the next four to six months putting their newly learned skills to the test by having experienced and rookie operators working side-by-side. 
'Our space forces must demonstrate their ability to react to a thinking adversary and operate as warfighters in this environment,' Gen. John Hyten wrote in 'Space Mission Force: Developing Space Warfighters for Tomorrow,' an eight-page white paper outlining the plan. 
'If we do not adopt this transformation quickly, we will lose our competitive advantage in space and jeopardize our ability to successfully confront adversaries in all domains.'


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