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  • Lane Gilchrist, founder and president of the STEM Coalition, explains some of the exhibits at SSC’s Heritage Center to a group of students. Virtual and in-person tours of the center are offered as part of SSC’s Space STEM Outreach Program, to encourage young students to become involved with science, technology, engineering and mathematics classes. Photo by Van de Ha, SSC.

    Space Systems Command Guardians Providing STEM Outreach to Area Schools

    For the third year in a row, United States Space Force personnel, including Guardians from Space Systems Command (SSC), are visiting schools across the United States and around the world this month as part of the STEMtoSpace program.
  • Members of the 392d Combat Training Squadron stand with SPACE FLAG 23-1 participants for a group photo

    392d CTS completes its first USEUCOM-focused SPACE FLAG exercise

    The 392d Combat Training Squadron under Delta 1, Space Training and Readiness Command, completed SPACE FLAG 23-1, which provided combat training to both U.S. and Coalition forces. SPACE FLAG 23-1 ran from Dec. 5-16 and was the third Coalition SPACE FLAG and the 16th iteration of the SPACE FLAG exercise series. 23-1 was the first in the SPACE FLAG program to exercise combat tactics in a U.S. European Command scenario.
  • U.S. military, NASA relationship on display with Artemis 1 mission

    U.S. military, NASA relationship on display with Artemis 1 mission

    U.S. Space Command demonstrated the more than 50-year partnership between the Department of Defense and NASA through its support to the recovery and retrieval of the Artemis 1 Orion capsule Dec. 11.
  • Graphic of SDP4-0

    STARCOM Publishes Foundational Doctrine on Sustainment

    Space Training and Readiness Command recently released its latest keystone-level Space Doctrine Publication – Space Doctrine Publication (SDP) 4-0, Sustainment – which articulates extant best practices and lessons learned for sustainment of space forces.
  • Members of the newly activated U.S. Space Forces Korea stand in formation during the unit’s activation ceremony at Osan Air Base, Republic of Korea, Dec. 14, 2022.

    Space Force activates component field command for U.S. Forces Korea

    The U.S. Space Force officially activated and assigned U.S. Space Forces – Korea to the U.S. Forces Korea sub-unified command in a ceremony Dec. 14 here.
  • Orion Looks Back at Earth

    Delta 2 leverages Space Domain Awareness in support of Artemis I

    Guardians at Space Delta 2 honed their skills in Space Domain Awareness by supporting Artemis I’s 25-day, 1.4-million-mile mission.
  • Space Force News

    VCSO visits Pittsburgh to kick off STEMtoSpace 2022

    Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. David D. Thompson recently traveled to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as part of a two-day civic engagement tour to further knowledge about the U.S. Space Force, advocate for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics education and visit academic institutions conducting research and development for space technologies.
  • Director of Staff Lt. Gen. Nina Armagno and Lt. Gen John Shaw, U.S. Space Command deputy commander, lay a wreath during the Last Post Ceremony of Australian Corporal Clarence Rupert Roberts at the Australian War Memorial. (Photo by David Whittaker)

    Building lasting partnerships with ally Australia

    Director of Staff Lt. Gen. Nina Armagno recently traveled to Australia to meet with members of the Australia Space Operations to further discuss the unity of our forces with the common goal to expand defenses in the space domain.During their trip, the Space Force delegation was invited to attend the Last Post Ceremony of Australian Corporal
  • The USSF and Missile Systems Center deliver a GPS III satellite to Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Florida. Credit: US Space Force/Los Angles Air Force Base.

    “Amelia Earhart” departs Buckley Space Force Base

    GPS III Space Vehicle (SV) 06 named “Amelia Earhart” for the United States Space Force was successfully moved from a Lockheed Martin facility in Denver, Colorado via the Buckley Space Force Base flightline, enroute to Cape Canaveral Space Force Station, Florida on Oct. 24, 2022.
  • Adm. John C. Aquilino, Commander of U.S. Indo-Pacific Command, left, passes the United States Space Forces, Indo-Pacific, command flag to Brig. Gen. Anthony J. Mastalir, Commander of USSPACEFORINDOPAC, officiating his assumption of command during the USSPACEFORINDOPAC activation ceremony hosted by USINDOPACOM. USSPACEFORINDOPAC will serve as the space-domain authority to USINDOPACOM, advancing the capabilities of the joint force and promoting a free and open Indo-Pacific. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 1st Class Anthony J. Rivera)

    Space Force Presents Forces to U.S. Indo-Pacific Command

    The U.S. Space Force officially activated and assigned U.S. Space Forces, Indo-Pacific to the U.S. Indo-Pacific Command in a ceremony Nov. 22 at Camp H.M. Smith under the leadership of Brig. Gen. Anthony Mastalir.USSPACEFOR-INDOPAC is the service’s second component to present forces to a combatant command and the first to stand up at an overseas
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