Army Looks to Increase Space Emphasis.

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Army Looks to Increase Space Emphasis.. https://www.ausa.org/articles/urgent-space-leveraging-assets-battlefield-dominance

URGENT Space: Leveraging Assets for Battlefield Dominance

Adversaries continue to contest the nation’s use of space, persistently challenging our space dominance and our ability to provide space capabilities.

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