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Launch: The Fundamental Prerequisite for Space Superiority | Air & Space Forces Magazine

Nov 1, 2024 | airandspaceforces.com | Charles Galbreath

A United Launch Alliance Atlas V lifts o from Space Launch Complex-41 at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Fla. Patrick SpaceForce Base, Fla., is the busiest U.S. range, with 72 orbital launches in 2023 and a projected 111 missions in 2024. United Launch Alliance Photo Caption & Credits Why the Space Force Needs More Options.
September/October 2024

Sep 6, 2024 | airandspaceforces.com | Charles Galbreath |Tobias Naegele |Patrick Reardon |Phillip S. Meilinger
SmallSats: Answering the Call for Space Superiority

Sep 6, 2024 | airandspaceforces.com | Charles Galbreath

Small satellites lend themselves to many more applications than simply low-Earth orbit resilience. Russian and Chinese offensive spacepower ambitions are making headlines and are intent on erasing the vital advantage the United States has in space. U.S. defense leadership now publicly recognizes the need to gain and maintain space superiority—an essential change given the current threat environment and the incredible pace at which our adversaries are advancing their space capabilities.
The Army wants its own ‘Space Force.’ They shouldn’t be allowed to have it.

Aug 13, 2024 | newsbreak.com | Charles Galbreath
The Pentagon Needs a Strategy for Deep Space

Jul 14, 2024 | airandspaceforces.com | Charles Galbreath |Greg Hadley

Commentary Nestled within the 720 pages of the Senate Armed Services Committee Report on the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal 2025 are a few short paragraphs directing a briefing “on a strategy for DOD’s activities and interests in cislunar space.”Senators recognize how important this crucial region of space is, where the gravitational pulls of the Earth and Moon conflict and the future of space operations grow more complex.
Make The Right Decision: Consolidate Space Units into a Single Component

May 15, 2024 | airandspaceforces.com | Charles Galbreath |Greg Hadley

Commentary One of the expectations of the new Space Force is that it will be an engine for innovation and “do things differently.” Achieving that aim means overcoming institutional resistance. This is the central challenge as the Department of the Air Force tries to manage space missions that have for years belonged to the Air National Guard. The Space Force rightly wants to consolidate the Department’s entire space portfolio. Resistance has been strong.
We shall overcome! (Video)

Feb 23, 2024 | place.asburyseminary.edu | Charles Galbreath
We shall overcome! (Video)

Feb 23, 2024 | place.asburyseminary.edu | Charles Galbreath

Faculty chapel services, 2024Rev. Gene Alston series, 2024Centennial events, 2024Asbury Theological SeminaryWilmore, KY2024, faculty, chapel, services, Gene R. Alston, sermons, Bible, Ephesians, Asbury Theological Seminary, history, We shall overcome (song), race relations, religious aspects, Christianity, oppression, psychology, practical theology, Wilmore, KentuckyChristianity | Liturgy and Worship | Practical Theology Galbreath, Charles O., "We shall overcome! (Video)" (2024). Chapels Videos. 90.
Space Force faces disproportionate impact from a shutdown or CR

Sep 28, 2023 | breakingdefense.com | Charles Galbreath |Tim Ryan

With a government shutdown seemingly on the horizon, the military is bracing for how its long-term planning will be impacted. But no single service is likely to be hurt as much as the Space Force, America’s newest branch of the military, which has ambitious growth plans laid out for next year, argue Charles Galbreath and Tim Ryan of the Mitchell Institute in this new analysis.
Why the Military Is Integral to America’s Return to the Moon

Sep 25, 2023 | realcleardefense.com | Charles Galbreath

The stakes in the race to the moon are literally astronomical. The success or failure of the efforts by the United States, China, India and others to forge a permanent human presence on the moon will shape alliances, technologies and behaviors, thus establishing a precedence for future activities beyond Earth’s orbit and the terrestrial geopolitical landscape.