Category Archives: Alan Dugger

High above the Earth’s atmosphere, a constellation of satellites orbit with purpose, their mission is synchronized with the needs of the ground forces below. These celestial sentinels are the eyes, ears, and voice of the Army’s Fire Support units, offering an unparalleled perspective of the battlefield. Continue ReadingSpace Cadence: Orchestrating Fire Support in the Space Domain→

For as long as humans have waged war, controlling the high ground has meant controlling the fight. From ancient hilltop fortresses to the elevated positions that dictated victory in modern battles, elevation offered a point from which to project power and subdue adversaries. But what happens when the high ground isn’t a mountain or a ridge but an orbit thousands of miles above Earth? Continue ReadingSpace as a Gray Zone: The Future of Orbital Warfare→