Space Force should get a quarter of Pentagon spending, if DoD is serious about countering China
Christopher Stone in this op-ed argues that since China sees Space as the most important domain, the US should give more money to the Space Force.
The sky is not falling: Why Trump may not need the space council anyway
In this op-ed, analyst and former Pentagon space policy official Christopher Stone argues that worries over the potential death of the White House panel are overblown.
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Next-generation KC-390 Millennium expands multimission options for air forces
The jet-powered transport’s speed, survivability and multi-mission agility position it as a viable option to the C-130 for the US and NATO allies.
The US needs to get real about maneuver warfare in space
"It’s time for America to put real investments into space weapons capable of targeting earth-bound targets," writes Christopher Stone in this op-ed.
Return to Key West? Solving the DoD spacepower roles and missions debate
In this op-ed, Christopher Stone of the National Institute for Deterrence Studies offers a solution to the debate of how involved the other forces should be in space.
Congress must support a diversified, multi-layered approach to space missile warning
America’s adversaries are developing tools to trick or destroy current missile tracking capabilities. It’s time to get back ahead of the curve, writes Christopher Stone of the Mitchell Institute.
To give US satellites a chance against rivals, pursue safe nuclear propulsion
Would we ever send a tank, ship, or aircraft into harm’s way without the ability to maneuver?
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Over-Classification in Space Programs Presents Too Great a Risk
In mid-August, Breaking Defense revealed a push inside the Pentagon to take a black anti-satellite system, declassify it and make a public demonstration of its capabilities. Surrounding that issue is a long-running debate about how much of its space capabilities the US should keep secret. In this op-ed, Christopher Stone of the Mitchell Institute argues […]