The head of U.S. Space Force emphasized the importance of harnessing emerging technological capabilities and partnering with commercial industry to avoid losing future conflicts against adversaries.
Gen. B Chance Saltzman, Chief of Space Operations for the U.S. Space Force, gives a talk at the 39th Space Symposium in Colorado Springs, Colorado on April 10, 2024.COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. — The United States must harness emerging technological capabilities if it wants to avoid losing a future conflict against its adversaries, the head of U.S. Space Force warned.
, gave a speech at the Space Foundation's annual Space Symposium here in Colorado Springs on Wednesday (April 10) that stressed the need for the service to be able to partner with commercial industry to rapidly develop and field new space-based capabilities. The best and fastest way to do that, Saltzman said, is to strengthen the service's relationship with commercial industry."The Space Force must harness the benefits of technological innovation and emerging capabilities if we're going to be able to out-compete our competitors, or Space Force will lose, the Joint Force will lose and the U.S. will lose." The need for rapid innovation in space is driven by the fact that the U.S. finds itself in a new era of"great power competition" with its main potential adversaries, Russia and China, Saltzman said, citing Russia's"As Russia has reminded us, war can return quickly and in unexpected ways," Saltzman said during his speech, adding that"cooperation among industry leaders and allies has proven particularly effective in challenging Russia's efforts in Ukraine." But that cooperation is nothing ne
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