Disaggregation in Space: A Strategy for National Security Space in an Era of Fiscal Austerity?

The U.S. Air Force expects to decide in 2015 whether to redesign some of its key space missions by dispersing payload sets currently flown aboard large satellite platforms to larger numbers of smaller craft.

The disaggregation of satellite constellations is being considered for two key space missions in particular: secure communications, including nuclear command and control; and weather forecasting.

Please join the TechAmerica Space Enterprise Council and the George Marshall Institute for a January 30th forum discussing the pros and cons of disaggregation on national security space.

Featuring:

Marc Berkowitz, Vice President, Strategic Planning, Lockheed Martin

William Reiner, Director of Missions and Programs-Boeing Commercial Satellite Services

Peter Marquez, Marshall Institute Fellow and former Director, Space Policy, National Security Council

Josh Hartman, CEO, Horizons Strategy Group

Date: January 30, 2013

Time: 9-10:30am

Where: 601 Pennsylvania Ave, NW, North Building, Suite 600,
Washington, D.C. 20004

RSVP: info@marshall.org