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AN INITIATIVE OF THE SPACE FORCE ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL SPACEPOWER CENTER

Advancing How the Nation Understands, Discusses, and Prepares for the Future of Spacepower.

Bringing together government, industry, academia, and the broader space community through strategic dialogue, thought leadership, and immersive exploration of the space domain.

01 — APPROACH

How We Advance Spacepower

Space is fundamental to national security, economic strength, and the effectiveness of the Joint Force, yet the domain remains difficult to observe, understand and communicate. The NSpC bridges this gap by creating a shared environment where government, industry, and academia can explore challenges, test ideas, and inform future spacepower decisions.

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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Research, publications, commentary, and strategic dialogue focused on the policy, operational, institutional, and technological questions shaping U.S. spacepower.

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EXPERIENTIAL UNDERSTANDING

Immersive simulation and visualization that make complex missions, systems, threats, dependencies, and tradeoffs easier to understand and communicate.

Explore the Environment
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INDUSTRY CONSORTIUM

Technology providers, research institutions, and industry partners contributing the expertise, data, and capability underpining the Center's work.

Explore the Consortium
02 — FEATURED
A JOURNAL OF SPACEPOWER POLICY AND STRATEGY

The National Spacepower Review

Bringing together experienced practitioners and leading thinkers to examine the profession and future of spacepower.

AUTUMN 2026  |  VOLUME I, NO. 1

The Guardian Generation

The inaugural issue brings together senior Guardian voices and leading thinkers to examine how the Space Force was built, how its warfighting role is changing, and what will be required of the force and its people in the years ahead.

CONTRIBUTORS TO VOLUME I
Gen. Douglas A. Schiess
Chief of Space Operations
Gen. B. Chance Saltzman
USSF (Ret.)
CMSSF John Bentivegna
Chief Master Sergeant of the Space Force
Gen. Stephen N. Whiting
U.S. Space Command
Lt. Gen. John E. Shaw
USSF (Ret.)
and others
BEYOND THE PAGE — A CONVERSATION WITH THE AUTHORS
COMING SOON
In conversation with Gen. Douglas A. Schiess
Chief of Space Operations
COMING SOON
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04 — CONTACT

Engage with the National Spacepower Center

The NSpC welcomes outreach from companies, organizations and individuals interested in partnering on the future of Spacepower

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