Well, outy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Alabama, Colorado, Space Command,

and a new question that is being asked, if you don't know, there has been a lot of, let's just say discussion, about where Space Command should be located.

And the current decision is that it's going to stay out there in Colorado.

Now, people in Huntsville, they really, really, really

want Space Command to go there.

And for a time it looked like it was going there.

Then things changed.

There are official reasons for it changing, but as we have talked about at length over several videos and about a year,

there are some other reasons that are probably also incredibly likely dealing with

readiness and dealing with legislation that was passed in Alabama that would

basically make a lot of troops second-class citizens.

So there's now a new question that is arising.

Republicans are promising to fight tooth and nail to basically force Space Command to move to Alabama. But now you're getting a new question from policy insiders.

It's not where Space Command should be, it's why space command should be, and whether or not it should.

So the new talking point and it makes a lot of sense is that we now have space force.

Space force is different from space command. So do we really need space command as its own

combatant command or can we just roll it in to Space Force, make it part of that, reduce the bureaucracy, save some

money?

I would be

imagine that if that was to happen

there is absolutely no way it would be in Alabama.

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