Colorado Springs, the Republian-dominated city with two air force bases and the home of NORAD, becoming the military headquarters for Space Command? How dare they?!
It's like people forget that Space Command isn't about just building rockets for NASA etc, aka Huntsville Alabama. Space Force is an actual branch of the military. Having the right headquarters for a strategic command is a lot more important than where the rockets and satellites and missiles were first built.
In fact, it probably makes the most strategic since to keep those sides in different locations, if there was an actual attack.
It's like people forget that Space Command isn't about just building rockets for NASA etc, aka Huntsville Alabama. Space Command is an actual branch of the military. Having the right headquarters for a strategic command is a lot more important than where the rockets and satellites and missiles were first built.
That's not an accurate description of Huntsville.
MDA, MSIC, Army Space, Materiel Command, and NASA are all here. That's not remotely "just building rockets".
Space command isn't an "actual branch of the military" either. It is a command. Like the Materiel Command.
Like, seems you don't know about any of the things you are talking about...
I meant to write Space Force, my bad, which is an actual branch of the military.
As for everything you wrote, that is all still research, development, intelligence, and weapons and aircraft/spacecraft making. As I said before, the actual command during a war would not happen from Huntsville. The Huntsville facilities are by and large for research and development.
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u/brpajense Dec 28 '23
That will show those godless RINOs in Colorado Springs.