During the Clinton administration (1993-2001), space policy focused on civil, commercial, and national security activities, emphasizing international cooperation and revitalizing the US space program. Key actions included restructuring the International Space Station program with Russia, promoting smaller and more frequent space missions, and developing a national space policy that encouraged commercial space activities. The administration also supported Earth observation programs and the development of the Global Positioning System (GPS).
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