satellite communications when you're talking on a radio oftentimes that effect is coming from space

positioning navigation and timing your GPS or your timing on a lot of army equipment that's an

effect that comes from space missile warning is an effect from space.

If you look at the most recent conflict we've had over the last several years, we really have not been challenged in any one domain.

A future conflict against a near peer adversary is going to be very different.

There's no question that we will be operating in a denied degraded, disrupted space operating

environment.

Hey and welcome back to another episode of the MWI podcast.

I'm John Amble, editorial director at MWI.

And in this episode, Major Jake Morali is joined by four guests, each

of whom is part of the Army's Space Operations Enterprise.

Now, it was pretty big news last year when discussion about standing up a U.S. Space

Force began.

But the U.S. military has been involved in space for a long time.

Most people know that the Air Force has considerable responsibilities

in the space domain. But the Army does too. It has space operations officers and has had them

for 20 years. It even has a space brigade. But what does the Army, the nation's primary

ground combat service, actually do in space? A lot, and you'll hear about it in this episode. Before we get

to that, a couple notes. First, MWI is publishing new articles, research, and podcast episodes

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