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The Pentagon's Space Development Agency hasn't moved as fast as anyone would like

Stephen Clark
The Pentagon's Space Development Agency hasn't moved as fast as anyone would like
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The Pentagon's Space Development Agency (SDA) is facing potential closure and integration into the Space Force after failing to meet rapid deployment goals for its missile-tracking satellite constellation. The agency was originally created to bypass traditional bureaucratic delays in military procurement.

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The potential dissolution of the SDA reflects ongoing challenges in military modernization and the difficulty of streamlining defense procurement for critical national security infrastructure.

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Tranche 1 The Pentagon’s Space Development Agency hasn’t moved as fast as anyone would like “Missiles are being launched at the joint force every single day in [Operation] Epic Fury.”

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