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Space Force

Senior leaders discuss PMA during SFA > United States Space Force > Article Display
Space Force

Senior leaders discuss PMA during SFA > United States Space Force > Article Display

ORLANDO, Fla. (AFNS) --  U.S. Space Force senior leaders discussed the Space Force’s efforts to implement the Space Force Personnel Management Act during the Space Force Association’s Spacepower Conference in Orlando, Dec. 11.The Space Force Personnel Management Act marks a significant step towards the evolving structure of the U.S. Space Force by integrating and streamlining active-component Guardians and Air Force Reservists in space-focused career fields to offer both full- and part-time service options.Panelists included Katharine Kelley, U.S. Space Force deputy chief of space operations for human capital, Lt. Gen. David N. Miller, Jr., commander of Space Operations Command, and Brig. Gen. Nathan D. Yates, the mobilization assistant to the deputy c...
USSPACECOM commander describes ‘common playbook’ for warfighting advantage > United States Space Force > Article Display
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USSPACECOM commander describes ‘common playbook’ for warfighting advantage > United States Space Force > Article Display

ORLANDO, Fla. (AFNS) --  Gen. Stephen Whiting, commander of U.S. Space Command, kicked off the second day of the Space Force Association’s annual Spacepower Conference by delivering keynote remarks to the audience of Guardians, government leaders, academia and space industry experts, Dec. 11. As the service’s senior-most leader of a joint organization, Whiting highlighted the significant contributions of all services in the space domain, and the importance of operating from a common playbook to fuse those diverse capabilities and yield a warfighting advantage.“That broader playbook in joint doctrine ...
USSF celebrates its fifth anniversary, sets sights on future as Spacepower Conference concludes > United States Space Force > Article Display
Space Force

USSF celebrates its fifth anniversary, sets sights on future as Spacepower Conference concludes > United States Space Force > Article Display

ORLANDO, Fla. (AFNS) --  At the recent Space Force Association Spacepower Conference in Orlando, Dec. 10-12, U.S. Space Force senior leaders outlined a comprehensive vision for the organization's future, marking significant milestones as the service approaches its fifth anniversary. Chief of Space Operations Gen. Chance Saltzman outlined six foundational "Space Force truths" that define the service's unique identity, emphasizing that space is a critical warfighting domain and how Guardians are uniquely suited to control it. While the Space Force has grown dramatically to nearly 15,000 military and ci...
STARCOM highlights Guardian development at Spacepower Conference > United States Space Force > Article Display
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STARCOM highlights Guardian development at Spacepower Conference > United States Space Force > Article Display

ORLANDO, Fla. (AFNS) --  At this week’s second annual Space Force Association Spacepower Conference held in Orlando, Maj. Gen. Timothy Sejba, commander of Space Training and Readiness Command, spoke about the command’s role in cultivating Guardian culture and discussed the initiatives that STARCOM leads to enhance Guardian development and education.Sejba emphasized STARCOM’s role in helping enlisted, officer and civilian Guardians discover their connection to the mission as they begin their journey in the U.S. Space Force. “Through training and education, test and evaluation, exercises and wargaming,...
B-Line #1 Recognition > United States Space Force > Article Display
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B-Line #1 Recognition > United States Space Force > Article Display

ARLINGTON, Va. (AFNS) --  Chief Master Sgt. of the Space Force John Bentivegna introduces "The B-Line," a new quarterly memo that will serve as a direct line of communication between the Space Force senior leader and Guardians.Fellow Guardians,As your Chief Master Sergeant of the Space Force, I've had the privilege of engaging with our community, listening to your feedback, and identifying areas for growth. Two key concerns that have emerged are communication and transparency. In today's rapidly evolving environment, it's more crucial than ever that we prioritize open and honest communication, aligned with our core values of Character, Connection, Commitment, and Courage.Earlier this year, I unveiled my three key initiatives aimed at enhancing the Guar...