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Defense Space Council Meets With USAF Back As Executive Agent

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Tuesday, January 4th, 2011

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The Defense Space Council (DSC), created by Deputy Defense Secretary William Lynn and chaired by the recently-revalidated DoD Executive Agent for Space, Air Force Secretary Michael Donley, met for the first time Dec. 20, moving forward on one of several changes in DoD Space governance that was approved Nov. 17. The DSC is the principal advisory forum for DoD space issues. The council will align requirements, acquisition and budget planning and execution with strategy and policy, according to the department.…

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