Ideas Worth Examining
Research, publications, commentary, and strategic dialogue focused on the policy, operational, institutional, and technological questions shaping U.S. spacepower.
The National Spacepower Review
A journal of spacepower policy and strategy — a deliberate middle ground between the immediacy of journalism and the rigor of the academy. A publication of record where spacepower leaders, advocates, and serious thinkers set their arguments down in full to be read, cited, and debated.
The Guardian Generation
Gen B. Chance Saltzman, USSF, Ret.
CMSSF John Bentivegna, Chief Master Sargeant, USSF
Gen Stephen N. Whiting, Commander, USSC
Lt Gen John E. Shaw, USSF, Ret.
Dr. Peter Garretson, Spacepower Strategist & Historian
Gen Douglas A. Schiess, Chief of Space Operations, USSF
White Papers, Analysis, and Commentary
Balanced investment, realistic budgets, warfighting principles adapted to the domain, and rigorous wargaming before any major architectural change.
Position papers stating the Association's case on questions of national consequence.
Longer-form examination of force design, operations, and institutional questions.
Short, timely argument from practitioners responding to events as they unfold.
Where the Center Concentrates its Work
Architectures, capability mix, and the investment choices that shape the future force.
How Guardians fight: dynamic space operations, command relationships, and doctrine in practice.
Budgets, acquisition, allied and commercial integration, and the law and policy of space.
Talent, culture, training, and the development of a distinct Guardian profession of arms.
Experience across the Space Enterprise
Writing on Spacepower? We Publish Practitioners.
We welcome submissions and pitches from Guardians, scholars, and industry practitioners.
