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When U.S. Space Command was established in 2019, the unit responsible for monitoring space traffic was tracking about 25,000 pieces of debris in orbit.
U.S. Space Command seeks to reduce its time spent on traffic management and increase its focus on tracking potentially nefarious activities by U.S. adversaries.
Space Command is responsible for providing satellite-based services to the U.S. military and for protecting those assets from foreign threats.
The Air Force completed a study on the environmental impact of locating Space Command at Redstone Arsenal last month.
The Office of Space Commerce is charged with implementing Space Policy Directive 3 to take over civil space traffic management responsibilities currently handled by U.S. Space Command.
U.S. Space Command was established in 2019.
The final decision on the location of U.S. Space Command will be made by the Department of the Air Force.
Gen. James Dickinson, commander of U.S. Space Command, aims to achieve full operational capability as soon as possible but requires a finalized basing decision.
U.S. Space Command expects a final decision soon on its permanent headquarters location.
The Department of the Air Force recommended in January 2021 that Space Command move from Peterson Space Force Base, Colorado, to Redstone Arsenal in Huntsville.
The environmental assessments were conducted on six possible locations for Space Command.
U.S. Space Command is currently tracking 35,000 space objects orbiting Earth.
In March 2022, SCOUT Space signed a Commercial SSA Data Sharing Agreement with USSPACECOM that includes the 18th Space Defense Squadron under Delta 2.
U.K. Space Command supports efforts by the U.K. Space Agency to establish commercial smallsat launch capabilities from U.K. spaceports.
U.S. Space Command and U.K. Space Command signed an Enhanced Space Cooperation memorandum of understanding known as the ESC MOU in April 2022.
The United Kingdom participates in Global Sentinel, a multinational space situational awareness exercise launched by U.S. Strategic Command in 2016 and now overseen by U.S. Space Command.
U.K. Space Command plans to run a U.K.-led space exercise for the broader international community within the timeframe up to 2025.
U.K. Space Command aspires to develop a U.K. Space Academy that would offer U.S.-accredited courses.
The United Kingdom established U.K. Space Command in April 2021.
U.K. Space Command hosted a meeting at its High Wycombe headquarters in June 2022 to map priorities for the next three years to increase cooperation with the United States.