Spacecom Looks To Improve Capability As Commerce Department Steps Up
Spacecom Commander Gen. James Dickinson.
Credit: Dave Jenkins/Spacecom
The nascent plan to shift tracking of debris in space to the civilian U.S. Department of Commerce will give the military’s U.S. Space Command (Spacecom) the ability to increase its focus on the “why” of movement in space by freeing up heavily tasked national assets. The agreement, signed in early...
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