A short history of military space

Article Abstract:

The first post World War II manifestation of interest in military space came from the Navy. US naval officers conducted a satellite feasibility study in early 1946 where they sought to carve out for the Navy a leading role in military satellite development.

Product development, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, History, Military aspects, World War II, 1939-1945, Military satellites, United States. Navy

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The compensation issue

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The United States Congressional Budget Office estimates that the average active duty service member received a compensation package worth about dollar 99,000 in 2002. The current military compensation package and the issues surrounding it are focused.

Personnel administration, Legislative Bodies, Military Officers, Congressional Budget Office, Compensation and benefits, United States. Congressional Budget Office, Military leaders

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Compressing the kill chain

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The author examines efforts by the U.S. Air Force to reduce fighter response time to target locations. Topics include military warfare, military strategy, and close air support.

Dept of the Air Force, United States. Air Force, Military strategy, Air warfare, Close air support, Combined operations (Military science), Bombing, Aerial, Aerial bombing

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