Under the new approach, there must be a technical rationale for stamping a space program as special access, not simply because of a service policy decision, said DoD space policy czar John Plumb.
The Defense Business Board study, however, recommends against folding the NRO and MDA into the Space Force.
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'And as weird as that sounds, you know, from an industry guy, I absolutely need regulation and enforcement,' said Tory Bruno, CEO of rocket maker ULA. 'Because one bad actor can ruin that entire common environment for all of us.'
'China is a major space player and will be a major space player. They are not participating in the global dialogue, and in global information sharing on SSA. That's unsustainable,' said Richard DalBello, head of the Commerce Department's Office of Space Commerce.
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The McGill space law manual is modeled on other well-known legal manuals that, while not official or legally binding, heavily influence the decision-making of military and government lawyers around the world in planning military operations in other domains.
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