High Frontier, The Journal for Space & Missile Professionals. Volume 3, Number 2, March 2007

The High Frontier journal continues to evolve into a comprehensive offering dedicated to challenging conventional perspectives on topics impacting the landscape of the Nation's space community. Within these pages, we have gathered a wide range of recognized national space policy experts. Togeth...

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Main Authors: Chilton, Kevin P, Morris, Edward M, Worley, II, Robert M, Logsdon, John M, Berkowitz, Marc J, Hitchens, Theresa, Lambakis, Steven, Lakos, Michael L, Crews, Mark C, Hertzfeld, Henry R, Von Bencke, Matthew J, Butterworth, Robert L, Johnson, Dana, Breidt, Peter S, Musacchia, Jr , Joseph A
Format: Report
Language:English
Subjects:
AIR FORCE JOURNALS
AIR FORCE OPERATIONS
AIR FORCE SPACE COMMAND
BUSINESS FRIENDLY ENVIRONMENTS
CHINA
CONTROL CENTERS
COOPERATION
COUNTERTERRORISM
Defense Systems
DOMESTIC POLITICS
GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
Government and Political Science
GUIDED MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEMS
INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
ISR(INTELLIGENCE SURVEILLANCE RECONNAISSANCE)
JOINT MILITARY ACTIVITIES
LAUNCHING
Military Operations, Strategy and Tactics
MILITARY PUBLICATIONS
MOON
NATIONAL DEFENSE
NATIONAL POWER
NATIONAL SPACE POLICY
POLICIES
RADAR
SECURITY PERSONNEL
SPACE COMMERCE
SPACE DIPLOMACY OFFENSIVE
SPACE FLIGHT
SPACE MISSIONS
SPACE RADAR
SPACE SURVEILLANCE
SPACE SYSTEMS
TRANSFORMATIONS
WARFARE
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Summary:The High Frontier journal continues to evolve into a comprehensive offering dedicated to challenging conventional perspectives on topics impacting the landscape of the Nation's space community. Within these pages, we have gathered a wide range of recognized national space policy experts. Together, these authors offer their opinions and provide us with their insights on the impact of space policy and challenges for the future. Partial contents of this volume include the following articles: The Importance of Space Commerce to National Power; The New National Space Policy and Air Force Space Command's Role in International Cooperation; Human Space Flight and National Power; Protecting America's Freedom of Action in Space; The Perfect Storm: International Reaction to the Bush National Space Policy; Leveraging Space to Improve Missile Defense; How Can the Space Medium Be Further Exploited to Counter Terrorism?; Global Positioning System International Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century; The Moon is a Land without Sovereignty: Will it be a Business-Friendly Environment?; Call to Action: A Space Diplomacy Offensive; To Get There, Go There; National Space Policy: Opportunities and Challenges in Shaping the International Space Regime; Space Radar: The Quest for Joint Warfare Transformation; Security Forces and the Technological Edge; Launch Control Center NetLink. A review of the book - Chinese Space Policy: A Study in Domestic and International Politics is also published in this volume. Published in High Frontier, v3 n2 p1-71, March 2007. Creative Editor: Nadine Sage