Submitted by Azurebluenomad t3_11o2rfi in space
rider1deep t1_jbrjdup wrote
Should’ve been called the United States Space Command and be a department of the Air Force. USSC would’ve been an awesome acronym.
TheMonkDan t1_jbrmoh9 wrote
Tell me you dont understand the DoD structure without telling me you don't know.
Dragonshaggy t1_jbstnu0 wrote
There already is a U.S. Space Command - USSPACECOM. It’s the combatant command responsible applying war fighting assets from all service components (army, navy, marines, Air Force, and space force) in defense of the space domain. Similar to the combatant command USEUCOM is responsible for European defense by applying war fighting assets from all of the services. Space Command is the combatant arm, space force is the component responsible for organizing, training, and equipping space forces.
CrimsonEnigma t1_jbrtbmm wrote
It is in the Department of the Air Force.
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Fairway5 t1_jbstek2 wrote
There is a United States Space Command and the Space Force is a department of the Air Force….
ThePrinceOfCheese t1_jc62hhz wrote
Commands can not be branches because multiple branches can be a part of a singular command.
Such as Central Command, which has the Navy, Army, Air Force, and Marine Corps, which are all under one command.
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