After Complaints from Congress, Air Force Basing Decision for Space Command Under Review In January, the Air Force chose Redstone as its preferred location for the combatant command, which reactivated in 2019.
'Rocket City' Picked as Home of New Space Command Headquarters The Department of the Air Force has chosen Huntsville, Alabama, to host U.S. Space Command, or SPACECOM.
These Are the 6 Bases That Could Host US Space Command The Air Force anticipates making a final decision in early 2021.
Six Air Force Bases in Running for Space Command Headquarters: Report The Air Force is narrowing down the best location to house the Defense Department's newest unified combatant command.
Tennessee Man Shot Dead After Flipping Middle Finger at War Memorial Albert Sturgill Jr., 63, was confronted by a group while gesturing at the flag and monuments at Cumberland County Veterans...
Chicago Braces for Potential National Guard Deployment Amid Trump Threats Illinois politicians are sounding an alarm and bracing for possible National Guard deployments to Chicago amid President...
9/11 Air Defense Stories You Might Not Know As hijacked planes turned into weapons on September 11, 2001, inside a quiet Air National Guard facility in upstate New York...
Is Trump's Troop Buildup in US Cities a Declaration of War — or Something Else? As President Donald Trump goads Democratic-led cities, Americans are grappling with a fundamental question of American...
Navy Demotion Reversed for GOP Congressman Who Government Watchdog Found Abused Subordinates Jackson was quietly demoted to captain in 2022, three years after his retirement from the Navy, following an inspector...
![Gen. John W. "Jay" Raymond Space Operations Command.](http://images04.military.com/sites/default/files/styles/thumbnail_large/public/2021-03/mil-space-command-peterson-afb-1800.jpg?itok=_TgYpS02 "Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. "Jay" Raymond established Space Operations Command (SpOC), the U.S. Space Force's first of three Field Commands, during a ceremony at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado, Oct. 21, 2020. (U.S. Space Force/Staff Sgt. J.T. Armstrong)")
