Federal Sources for Space
Warfare and Defense
Air & Space Power Journal (http://purl.access.gpo.gov/GPO/LPS25494)
The Air & Space Power Journal is the
professional journal of the US Air Force and the leading forum for worldwide
air, space and cyberspace power thought.
Air Force Research Laboratory (www.afrl.af.mil/)
The Air Force Research Laboratory conducts
scientific and technological research for Air Force aerospace
The
Global Positioning
System (http://www.gps.gov/)
The Global Positioning System is the gateway
for U.S. GPS activities.
Missile Defense Agency (http://www.mda.mil/)
The Missile Defense Agency is responsible for
developing and deploying a ballistic missile defense system to defend the
NASA History Division (http://history.nasa.gov/program.html)
The NASA History Program was first
established in 1959, to document and preserve
the agency's history, and to disseminate
aerospace information as widely as possible.
The NASA History Division also provides Key Documents in the History of
Space Policy (http://hq.nasa.gov/office/pao/History/spdocs.html)
National Geospatial Intelligence Agency (http://www.nga.mil/)
The National Geospatial Intelligence
Agency is responsible for providing timely, accurate, and responsive geospatial
intelligence to support national security.
National Reconnaissance Office (http://www.nro.mil/)
The National Reconnaissance Office is responsible
for operating
The Naval Network Warfare Command serves
as the Navy’s key space policy organization.
The U.S. Air Force Space Command serves
as the Air Force’s principal space policy organization
(http://www.smdc.army.mil/)
The U.S. Army Space & Missile Defense
Command conducts space and missile
defense operations, serves as proponent for space and ground-based
midcourse defense and is the Army’s key space policy
organization.
The United States Strategic Command is responsible
for defending the
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