They should've called it "cyber" or "electronic". Both Russian and China re-organized theirs around 2010s, which included their satellite operations, so our move was appropriate. Just the name "space force" is ridiculous.
In reality, all of the Space Force's capabilities already existed through other branches, primarily the Air Force. The new branch was a logistical streamlining, taking all the various parts of US space defense and putting it under one umbrella. Not necessarily needed, but it makes funding and administration much easier. One of the few positive things done for the military during the last administration.
The thing is, the last administration only signed it into existence. ALL of the organization and heavy lifting was done during the Bush and Obama administrations. President Obama had the option to sign the branch in, but opted to pass, believing the time wasn't right. As far as how useful the Space Force is, one need only look at the war in Ukraine. They are effectively an active participant providing real-time Intel and probably assisting on the cyber front.
Early days, but it sounds like they're mostly focused on tech, defense, and cybersecurity. I can see this eventually becoming where the most intelligent/academically inclined military personnel sign up.
@@moistbreadstick5625you’re right,my bro is finishing up his masters program and already has a bio degree. The OP above the guy that doesn’t know much is correct,he’s going in as an officer
Space force seems inevitable, the Airforce was apart of the Army until the late 40s and became its own thing partly because of the Nuclear threat. Now that the Nuclear threat is more powerful and more difficult it seems like the appropriate response to build a Space oriented force.
When the US Marine Corps was founded people living in the late 18th century could have never imagined that only two and a half centuries later, those Marines would be traveling into battle on the tilt motor Osprey, or aboard ships the size of the largest buildings that existed back then. I like to think that maybe in 250 more years the Space Force will be in full-on power armor dropping onto the surface of IO or Europa.
When I heard about the Space Force, I immediately thought of Star Trek or The Expanse. I really wanted to do that kind of sci-fi stuff ever since I was a kid. Then reality hit me and I realized that we probably won't do any of that shit in my lifetime. Only 20 years old, but still I get the sense that all of that cool technology is far off from now. Damnit. Born too early.
The military jokes about the air force being the chair force, they get treated way better, pampered, and spoiled. Now with this space force I can only imagine
Will those assets belong to the airforce before it’s nothing new, they’ll probably be more effective in years to come but for now they’ll just be another kid with glasses on.
As a US Army and US Air Force veteran I just want to say "Go Space Force!" This new branch of our armed forces is only going to grow and become more technical and capable every day. They are needed much more than we can imagine. We live in scary but exciting times.
@@surefiresteak0292 thank you. It was an honor to serve. Well you will never regret it. Military service on your resume especially in a high tech field will open a lot of doors in the civilian world. Go do 20 years, see the world and retire with full benefits and you're still young enough for a second career when you get out if you choose.
when I first heard of the space force it was actually from my government teacher in high school and we were all like "why would we have a space force unless aliens are out there to attack us?" little did I imagine that we would have a space force for essentially detecting missiles launched into space.
I had a teacher who was in the airforce for 20 years and said aliens were 100% real. She said she couldn't tell us how she knew for obvious reasons but she was serious
@@BigeppyFR oh they're real but they never went to visit earth just to troll some desperate group of people. your teacher is either drunk, delusional or both.
Each of those "Deltas" are like different branches in the Army. 80% of Space Forces' initial jobs came from already existing Air Force jobs, the other 20% came from the Army. It also includes cyberspace... This was a great idea and is revolutionary.
current space force guardian here, glad to see the narrative has shifted on us as a service. i remember in BMT all the other trainees would refer to us as space puppies, but rest assured we are a very tight knit group and we are the future
I think it’s because you refer to yourselves as guardians .. kinda hard to take that serious when 3 other branches have already been doing what you are
yelling someone in an indoor working environment doesn't really help them become better at their job. with physical job, yes, cuz they can do physical tasks to take out their anger and stress on.
I thought it was a joke of the military but seeing what they actually doing made me think this will be extremely important for future world Wars to come
@@phantomlegend6167 don't forget about limited distance they would have to get close enough to use them on the USA unlike uk so at least we can try to blow up submarine and 2 of there nuke planes so I think we're at least ok
Interestingly, Australia also began it's 4th Branch of the military at the same time, called Space Command. My thoughts on this is that they are using Space to monitor ICBM's from Asia and having an ally in the South Hemisphere allows for more comprehensive surveillance.
China's also got a Space Force IIRC, and we can only imagine what they might be working on right now (anti-satellite weapons, EMP nuke vehicles, etc.). Australia especially would be foolish to not take this stuff seriously, since they're so much closer to Chinese territory. Heck, Russia did a reckless anti-satellite weapons test of their own before the war in Ukraine, and didn't tell NASA or apparently their own organization Roscomos beforehand (debris was just scattered everywhere in that orbit area). We're living in an age where everyone better start looking upwards more.
My first assignment in the AF 20 years ago was to Air Force Space Command. It always felt like it's own world outside of the AF, with it's top heavy rank structure, no aircraft assigned to the base and the insane Space budget. Pretty cool to see it morph into it's own actual service and some of the men and women I knew as NCO's / CGO's now running the show.
Agreed, orbit is the new high ground. Folks thought the early Air Forces in WWI were a joke until the pilots started carrying shotguns and grenades, then it happened again in the navies in early WWII when battleships were afraid to hit the open seas without the protection of an aircraft carrier and were relegated to essentially shore bombardment. Once one satellite drops that first tungsten telephone pole on a target, or that first Dragon capsule full of Space Force techs steals an opponent's satellite. it's game on. This doesn't even get into the Luna shenanigans that are bound to start. Right now we are essentially just in the recon phase of the branch.
let me make it simple, they protect our telecommunications which is critical to our security and our quality of life. Anything that requires transferring data over a cable or satellite is what they monitor and defend. The air force used to do this but given the importance of telecommunication infrastructure it required a dedicated branch. And going by this video it looks like they rolled some other responsibilities into the space force. Missile defense is no joke, hell they are basically a modern version of NORAD.
Everyone laughed at the Air Force when it was created, saying it's unnecessary for it to split off from the Army Air Corps. Now it's arguably the most important branch in the military period.
That still doesn’t justify turning the Air Force Space Command into a new branch of the military. President bone Spur just got talked into it and it sounded good.
@@jamesgabaldon1239 You can criticize Trump all you want but if we were to think of this purely in military standards the Space domain is absolutely a need for a new branch, sure the AF could do it and have been doing it for a while but with the SF focusing on space and AF focusing on air superiority I think it's the right call.
@@impakt6345 You can think what you want. As an Air Force veteran of 20 years and a former Army commander who has studied national defense strategy and national security for over 35 years, I still don’t buy the storyline that we needed to creat a “Space Force” when the job was already handled 100% by the Air Force Space Command, which was completely focused on exactly what the Space Force is doing. Exact same job,.
@@jamesgabaldon1239 You were never payed for what you believe. You were payed to follow instructions. A technocrat always makes decisions for military. Any/all major decisions were always above your head. Decisions have been made for you your entire life. Stop acting like your belief/ideas matter. You give suggestions at any rank of the military, then keep your mouth shut. Fall in line soldier
From this extent it would be a good idea that they United States Air Force Create a separate branch that handles different defense operations known as the United Space Force- Considered as Earth and Space Defense, That handles 9 operations. I say having the U S S F is a good idea.
As an Army veteran I think it's sad people join the Space Force when in reality we have never been to space because the firmament encloses our world. Satellite's are on huge balloons and they crash around the world constantly. NASA is the biggest purchaser of helium in the world. It's just another lie to hide God.
Thank you for sharing your mission. I believe this is a critical branch of the military that the term "guardians" really applied to the protection of the country. I wish I'm young cuz I used to love space. I always went to the library and read the encyclopedia about galaxies, stars and space. My kid doesn't know what to do after his contract is done. I think this branch is a great place to continue your mission to serve your country.
I plan to join at some point in my life. I’m not old enough to commission yet, but I already have a nasa internship in high school, so I hope I can contribute to it. Don’t worry. There’s people like me who will take up the roles that need to be played.
Thing that sucks about spaceforce is we won't really know much about its missions or technology. It could end up with space ships that make anything the public knows about look like trash but we won't ever be told
@@yesterdayschunda1760 actually after deeply learning about space forces i have found out that Russia blames US about their new prototype drone which is a X-37B Spaceplane as a nuclear space bomber which also classifies as a spaceship just like Nasa's Shuttle rockets which are **spaceships** the reason why those things are called spaceships is because if it is capable of moving in the space are already considered/classified as a spaceship which also HAVE to fly in the atmosphere to land and be reused while things that orbits around the earth with lower energy to move in the space/orbits the earth for a long period time are called satelites
@@saga_hee From my research the USA collapsed the Soviet Union via its space attacks from 1988-2001, Turns out that is what those air force shuttles were doing.
@@Rotasu_ For the civilian world yes, but all military personnel regardless of branch are paid the same base pay according to their rank. It doesn't matter if their job is just a cook, a maintainer or a guy that manages the GPS system. You'll literally have a young 18-20 yr old military guy doing the most complex and stressful job and be only making the minimum wage.
@@applejuicejunkie316 I was hoping that they would be more detached from the USAF and even have their own United States Space Academy. That way their students could be called “Space Cadets”. And since enlisted E1-E3 are called Airman and Seaman in the other branches, I was hoping the Space Force would use Spaceman. “Spaceman 2nd class”
That funny feeling when you trained with or directly know people on TH-cam. We do good work at Buckley. And it's importance to us all, kinsman, and ally alike can not be understated.
Can't wait to see how Space Force develops fully into their skills and if they gain more duties later on as they prove themselves to the other military branches and the US.
I think the Space Force needs their own style of uniforms. Seems silly to wear camo at a domestic base. This should be the branch of the future, so they should look futuristic. I know their dress uniforms look like the ones from BSG, but their everyday ones should be coveralls or something. Really lean into the entire future fantasy. There's nothing wrong with having function AND form.
@@edgeldine3499 I don't think it should be a jumpsuit but I think it should be made to be compatible with potential future US military space suits. Flexible and tight fit, sort of like a jumpsuit.
they should be issued uniforms that look like Levi's denim overalls, an off white t-shirt and a bass pro shop hat so as to blend in with the local population.
When you consider the pushback Naval Aviation had when it 1st started, I can see where the Space Force is going. A decade from now, it will be our best defense force. I also think it will always be mostly secret in nature. edit = the word Force added.
When the Air Force was in charge of the SIBRS system I was in JTAGS in the Army. JTAGS use both the SIBRS sattalites and DSP sattlites and have a crew of only 3 Soldiers forward deployed in combat theatre pulling the same mission as the SIBRS crew of 35 Airmen. The ammount of time the crew of 35 Airmen consistently incorrectly identified missiles was astonishing. They would consitently label SRBM's as MRBM's all the time. It was quite pathetic. The missile warning center would consistently ring us up cause the 4 JTAGS Sites would label a missile and SIBRS would label it completly different. It's is a pretty big deal when 2 JTAGS sites label a possible threat as an SRBM comming out of North Korea that is gonna impact in the ocean but SIBRS is saying they launched an ICBM with a projected impact on the west coast.
Space Force reminds me when the Army Air Corps was split off to the Air Force after WW2. Probably the same pros/cons from various political leaders and general public about the split back then. Zero complaints today about the Army Air Corps split. I imagine Space Force will be indispensable just like the Air Force in the decades to come.
The Army Air Corps was replaced by the Army Air Forces in 1941. It was the Army Air Forces who split from the Army on 18 September 1947 to form the Air Force.
@@baron7755 Nice to know. The major change was in 1947 when newly formed Air Force branch became an independent fighting military branch with equal footing with the Army, Navy, Marianes, and Coast Guard and didn't need to report within the Army chain-of-command. Space Force!
I personally don't see this branch as a joke at all. If anything it is a well thought-out idea of the US government to address the new warfare technologies used by opponents. Such a great career to get into.
No doubt & regardless of their MOS, these skill sets will be highly sought as transfer skills into the Civilian/Private Industry. They will have many opportunities once they leave the USSF
They need to be up in space, just for the sense of immersion alone. In the near future they will be operating the Death Star and Gundam mobile suits/mechs.
It's going to take me some time to adapt about hearing the space force is a thing. I was in the service when it was introduced but even then Ive never heard of it until I think last year
Here is the issue with some of your comments. it was most branches "job" to handle the issues. now it is only one branch. no matter what branch it is why would anyone downgrade any of the branches. Jw, I may be wrong. so, let's say instead of 20 different people, it's just 5 handling an issue. Space Force was formed to identify and catch, or shall I say take the stress off the other branches. I feel like people don't understand the newest branch, but also don't understand the reason. it is better to have 2 hands on something them 30 hands on something. if you can't understand the reason why this branch was made then you have not looked at the USA history. Branches were created for a reason.
My boys made pictures for me for veterans day and Space Force was one of the branches. I thought they happened to just hear about it and thought it was a thing and added it. Well 4 days later I come across this video and learn my 7 yr olds know more about whats going on in the military than I do and I live in San Antonio😮💨
Before the second oldest profession (soldiering) reaches space, I am sure some billionaire will buy a Spacex launch to take the oldest profession to space
Those instructors are not yelling that much at them, more hands on teaching than other groups I have seen. This is more modern teaching that works the best.
It would be less confusing if it was called Space Guard like Coast Guard instead of Space Force. They basically guard Space domain. They are not an offensive force. I see as more and more civilian companies launch into space and manned space missions become common, Sace Force/Space Guard may also provide a Search and rescue serice like the Coast Guard and maybe an interdiction of illegal substances too (Though I dont think anything is illegal in space yet)
Agreed. Space Guard sounds legitimate, serious, and necessary. Space Force sounds exactly like Steve Carell’s TV series combined with buzz lightyear. I wish they put more thought into a proper name. Space Defense? Space Defense Corp? Astro Defense Force? Orbital Defense Corp? Maybe a name that includes the name satellite or technology in it? Something. Anything that doesn’t give the public the impression that they are a whimsical group of Starship Troopers ready to assault Mars or repel a Cylons invasion.
Cyberwarfare can be offensive. Antisatellite weapons are offensive. Their best defense is a strong offense. They are not going to advertise those capabilities, but they obviously exist.
I can see the value of dedicating a military force to protecting our digital and exospheric assets against adversaries. Imagine if a satellite was compromised and we all lost GPS capabilities or our country's financial technology was compromised.
No satellites mean no WiFi and no GPS. The US government realized that it needed to be protected and it also offers another line of defense in cybersecurity
I’m going to assume retaining personnel in the Space Force will very difficult past the first contract. Most of these jobs will pay very very well in the civilian sector. Can’t imagine it’s a very hard decision to reenlist or not.
As a current member of the space force looking at separating (trying to get something more stable for family life), this is VERY true. Space Force experience makes you extremely hirable to hundreds of companies that will pay well above 6 figures as long as you're semi-competent. I'm a year out, and I've already had a multitude of different companies messaging me on LinkedIn trying to hire me. If you have anyone who's debating it, push them into it ASAP, and make sure they go officer. I will say though, the amount of people trying to get in is insane. I don't think the Space Force will have trouble with recruitment anytime in the next several decades. It's tiny, between 10,000 and 20,000 personnel, with limited jobs. They'll fill their lower ranks, but may struggle maintaining higher leadership positions.
@@lawrencebello6177 I went officer so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I don't believe the Space Force has posted ASVAB score requirements for careers yet. However, the Air Force requires a General score of 64 minimum. Since people are applying for the Space Force in droves, I'd say you'd want at least an 80 ideally and minimum 70 if you have other qualifications/certifications. If you have a bachelors, you could go the officer route. Space Force officers tend to be utilized in operational roles and only go managerial after 4-10 years. Very atypical compared to other branches. You also get paid 3X as much
Deep Space Tracking System or DSTS. Is what they were called at RAF Feltwell AFB. It’s the ONLY mission that base has had since 2000 and it was still operating in 2013. The CATM & K-9 Kennels for RAF Lakenheath & RAF Mildenhall were built there in late 90’s to justify keeping it open sense the DSTS are unique assets.
Sounds like the Space Force consists of the lion's share of the STEM geeks in the U.S. Military, who use tech rather than conventional firepower to fight.
You see I don’t mind paying taxes for stuff like this. But I’d like to see more uap videos unclassified, it’s clear we’re not alone in the universe. But people out here wanna know what else is out there possibly visiting us too. That’s awesome. Don’t keep that back from us, it’s fascinating
You realize that the logo of the spaceforce is the famous secret tr3b spacecraft that is built by the USA with reversed engineered extraterrestrial technology from recoveries from the last 70 years and now they have a bunch of triangle spaceships that are secret
Sure, the names "Space Force" and "Guardians" might be kinda silly sounding; but the only people who don't take it seriously and recognize the vital value this branch of the military renders are those who don't understand it and what they do. Carry on, till Valhalla, Brothers.
What they didn't tell you is their plan to put together a strike force of 9 teams, calling themselves SG1-9 with the first team being led by a colonel.
I'm sorry, but as a retired Seabee with 26 years of service under my belt this sounds hilarious! If I didn't know this was real I would have thought it was a skit.
United States Space Force ( Department of the Air Force), 20 December 2019 AD, was created as America's 6th Branch of the Armed Forces and a Military Service at all times, charged with Digital Defense, Orbital Offense, Space Warfare Operations and Cyberspace Military Operations Downrange in conjunction with The Army, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Navy, and Air Force. SEMPER SUPRA SUPERINTENSIFIED!!🇺🇸🦅🗽📜👨🚀🚀📡🛰️
Um where an eagle can/can’t fly isn’t the point. I mean they don’t fly in the middle of the ocean, but the Navy and Marines still have one. Should have matched the decision more with the other branches, seems cartoonish.
... this is ALL that is ABOUT tech nology and not DIRT or AMMO! CYBER wars, satelites, communication, cyber wars prevention, geo mapping, encrypted DIRECT communications, etc etc. For those who just do not KNOW SPACE FORCE looks like a JOKE! But if it looks to yu as a joke it underline JUST the SHALLOW understanding of the INDUSTRY you have! LOOL :)
@@republish368 I have been to war in Afghanistan as a combat engineer and used a system to track rockets in 2009. My clearance level alone, is higher than anything you will achieve in your lifetime.
@@mrdavinci4178 I just do not CARE what you ACHIVED, I just try to EXPLAIN to DUMMIES what SPACE FORCE is. Afghanistan is the WORST FAILURE in the USA history of WAR. If this is your HIGEST achivement ... cool! LOOL :) Times are changing FAST and AFGHANISTAN is SHOWING that your GENERATION lacks BALLS and TECHNOLOGY. Be CLEARED! LOOOL :)
As I always say, the Army gave birth to the Air Force and now the Air Force gave birth to the Space Force. That makes the Space Force a grandbaby of the Army.
There were talks about using a version of SpaceX's Starship for point to point ultra rapid deployment of special operations forces. It may come sooner than you think
My dad had joined the Air Force in 2000 and became a satellite controller for the Air Force Space Command (Now the space force), during his time there, he said that he also focused on missile detection and gps overseas
Space Force might sound like a joke now but every American should remember it could become the most important branch of the US military this century.
I'll stop laughing when ODSTs become real, then I'll reenlist if I'm not long dead.
Ok senpai
As long as we forget that the Outer Space Treaty exists, it's all dandy, gotcha.
They should've called it "cyber" or "electronic". Both Russian and China re-organized theirs around 2010s, which included their satellite operations, so our move was appropriate. Just the name "space force" is ridiculous.
The XCOM project has been greenlit
In reality, all of the Space Force's capabilities already existed through other branches, primarily the Air Force. The new branch was a logistical streamlining, taking all the various parts of US space defense and putting it under one umbrella. Not necessarily needed, but it makes funding and administration much easier. One of the few positive things done for the military during the last administration.
Department of the Air Force’s Space Force.
All branches will still have related roles though. For instance, SATCOM and Cyber are still a vital part of the Army and Navy.
The thing is, the last administration only signed it into existence. ALL of the organization and heavy lifting was done during the Bush and Obama administrations. President Obama had the option to sign the branch in, but opted to pass, believing the time wasn't right. As far as how useful the Space Force is, one need only look at the war in Ukraine. They are effectively an active participant providing real-time Intel and probably assisting on the cyber front.
I agreed until you said it was a good thing for the military. It was a waste of time and money. Air Force Space Command already had the job handled.
The previous administration did something positive???
Early days, but it sounds like they're mostly focused on tech, defense, and cybersecurity. I can see this eventually becoming where the most intelligent/academically inclined military personnel sign up.
There’s a really obvious joke in here somewhere but out of respect for the smartest people with Down syndrome, I will refrain from disrespecting them.
No just the ones who don't want to see combat
@@fireteamomega7that’s the thing “combat” might not be the same in the future, it might all be through technology instead of physical humans fighting
@@moistbreadstick5625you’re right,my bro is finishing up his masters program and already has a bio degree. The OP above the guy that doesn’t know much is correct,he’s going in as an officer
Seems like this could have been done with the Air Force.
Space force seems inevitable, the Airforce was apart of the Army until the late 40s and became its own thing partly because of the Nuclear threat. Now that the Nuclear threat is more powerful and more difficult it seems like the appropriate response to build a Space oriented force.
Maybe the Air Force will be the USMC of the Space Force in 200 years.
@@calypsohandjack9278 I've thought of that but I think the space force already has tropps
They make small satellite so it hard to hit
Doing that, we could have wifi if the mainland got attack
Wrong
@@rasul407 I've heard something about it they aren't able to have combat on the moon or anything
When the US Marine Corps was founded people living in the late 18th century could have never imagined that only two and a half centuries later, those Marines would be traveling into battle on the tilt motor Osprey, or aboard ships the size of the largest buildings that existed back then. I like to think that maybe in 250 more years the Space Force will be in full-on power armor dropping onto the surface of IO or Europa.
Yes they imagined that an even more. Mesopotamia … flying battles are ancient
Space Marines
When I heard about the Space Force, I immediately thought of Star Trek or The Expanse. I really wanted to do that kind of sci-fi stuff ever since I was a kid. Then reality hit me and I realized that we probably won't do any of that shit in my lifetime. Only 20 years old, but still I get the sense that all of that cool technology is far off from now. Damnit. Born too early.
@@CrazyCreation4 no, that won’t happen. Space travel does not work that way. Will probably never fight wars on other planets.
@@nubgaming1013 you don't know anything 😂
The military jokes about the air force being the chair force, they get treated way better, pampered, and spoiled. Now with this space force I can only imagine
We joke but the fact they saved troops at al Assad shows the necessity and validity of the branch to protect troops. Keep it up space force!
They saved no one. Now we'll ALL have someone to make fun of instead of the airforce. They are the first line of defense in nothing
@@gmac9987 They saved no one? ya your probably right, I'm sure all those soldiers would have evacuated anyways.
2SWS saves lives far more often than you might expect, those events just don’t typically make the news
@@gmac9987 Troll
Will those assets belong to the airforce before it’s nothing new, they’ll probably be more effective in years to come but for now they’ll just be another kid with glasses on.
As a US Army and US Air Force veteran I just want to say "Go Space Force!" This new branch of our armed forces is only going to grow and become more technical and capable every day. They are needed much more than we can imagine. We live in scary but exciting times.
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thank you for your service! i’ve been thinking of enlisting in the Air Force or Space force as an officer once i graduate with my degree
@@surefiresteak0292 thank you. It was an honor to serve. Well you will never regret it. Military service on your resume especially in a high tech field will open a lot of doors in the civilian world. Go do 20 years, see the world and retire with full benefits and you're still young enough for a second career when you get out if you choose.
1, guardian awesome name. 2 the days in the future when space force has bases in space. Gonna be so co
when I first heard of the space force it was actually from my government teacher in high school and we were all like "why would we have a space force unless aliens are out there to attack us?" little did I imagine that we would have a space force for essentially detecting missiles launched into space.
Don’t forget GPS, it’s run by the USSF
I had a teacher who was in the airforce for 20 years and said aliens were 100% real. She said she couldn't tell us how she knew for obvious reasons but she was serious
@@BigeppyFR oh they're real but they never went to visit earth just to troll some desperate group of people. your teacher is either drunk, delusional or both.
@@BigeppyFR I mean the Fermi paradox does exist
Each of those "Deltas" are like different branches in the Army. 80% of Space Forces' initial jobs came from already existing Air Force jobs, the other 20% came from the Army. It also includes cyberspace... This was a great idea and is revolutionary.
current space force guardian here, glad to see the narrative has shifted on us as a service. i remember in BMT all the other trainees would refer to us as space puppies, but rest assured we are a very tight knit group and we are the future
Yeah right Ive seen you intel boys the only tight knit group you guys are a part of are LAN parties
I think it’s because you refer to yourselves as guardians .. kinda hard to take that serious when 3 other branches have already been doing what you are
space force are nerds
@@WhitePhosphor7 won't say that in 50-100 years when we're dropping on Mars for the interplanetary wars 1
@@WhitePhosphor7 dumbass, nerds rule the world. where have you been the last 20 years
"make sure you speak up a bit, but OUTSTANDING" I wish I joined this branch instead hahaha
I can't HEAR YOU !!
Concur.
Could have been a bit more realistic.
That's motivation, right there
different kinds of jobs invite different kinds of people and require different kinds of motivation.
yelling someone in an indoor working environment doesn't really help them become better at their job. with physical job, yes, cuz they can do physical tasks to take out their anger and stress on.
I thought it was a joke of the military but seeing what they actually doing made me think this will be extremely important for future world Wars to come
They basically pulled a bunch of Air Force and navy space guys and made a branch
@@runnin_myles8098 And make it more efficient.
There will be no future world wars. Nukes exsist
@@phantomlegend6167 don't forget about limited distance they would have to get close enough to use them on the USA unlike uk so at least we can try to blow up submarine and 2 of there nuke planes so I think we're at least ok
Don't forget that the Air Force was also initially a part of the Army until they split into seperate branches
To infinity and beyond. If they had this branch before, I would’ve join in a heart beat.
It did exist. It was called "Air Force: Space Command"
They did they used to be a part of the air force. anyone calling it a new branch is not entirely accurate.
@@Ahria256 it’s a new branch which holds space command as its own but it’s been around but a part of the Air Force so it’s 50/50
Istg
Lies again? Navy Seals National Service
Interestingly, Australia also began it's 4th Branch of the military at the same time, called Space Command.
My thoughts on this is that they are using Space to monitor ICBM's from Asia and having an ally in the South Hemisphere allows for more comprehensive surveillance.
❤ space force is not only for the USA- it is for the world- the Republic will Return.
China's also got a Space Force IIRC, and we can only imagine what they might be working on right now (anti-satellite weapons, EMP nuke vehicles, etc.). Australia especially would be foolish to not take this stuff seriously, since they're so much closer to Chinese territory. Heck, Russia did a reckless anti-satellite weapons test of their own before the war in Ukraine, and didn't tell NASA or apparently their own organization Roscomos beforehand (debris was just scattered everywhere in that orbit area). We're living in an age where everyone better start looking upwards more.
@@Blackafternoon What are you smoking ? LOL
5 eyes will always be working in close conjunction.
Lolol "buzz lightyear to space command, do you read space command?"
My first assignment in the AF 20 years ago was to Air Force Space Command. It always felt like it's own world outside of the AF, with it's top heavy rank structure, no aircraft assigned to the base and the insane Space budget. Pretty cool to see it morph into it's own actual service and some of the men and women I knew as NCO's / CGO's now running the show.
Can you talk about the aliens now or is it still classified?
Now that it is its own branch it would have been your only assignment.
@@blackwater7183 or the megatons of toxins sprayed in our skies 24/7
I hope that we don’t have a war with aliens !!!!!!!!
I strongly believe this is gonna be the most important military branch in the future. It basically manages and controls us from above and beyond.
Nope, it's just an inefficient more taxable fusion of the others
Agreed, orbit is the new high ground. Folks thought the early Air Forces in WWI were a joke until the pilots started carrying shotguns and grenades, then it happened again in the navies in early WWII when battleships were afraid to hit the open seas without the protection of an aircraft carrier and were relegated to essentially shore bombardment. Once one satellite drops that first tungsten telephone pole on a target, or that first Dragon capsule full of Space Force techs steals an opponent's satellite. it's game on. This doesn't even get into the Luna shenanigans that are bound to start. Right now we are essentially just in the recon phase of the branch.
@@Boomer289-ol2vvit's way more efficient than having space assets split between several branches and command structures.
@@FlyingAlfredoSaucer still taxable
@@Boomer289-ol2vv Space force will easily be the most important branch in the future. It's the new frontier. You don't know what you're talking about.
5:20 "How copy? This is Vortex. Out." Lmao that's like saying "Can you hear me? It's bob! Goodbye!"
let me make it simple, they protect our telecommunications which is critical to our security and our quality of life. Anything that requires transferring data over a cable or satellite is what they monitor and defend. The air force used to do this but given the importance of telecommunication infrastructure it required a dedicated branch. And going by this video it looks like they rolled some other responsibilities into the space force. Missile defense is no joke, hell they are basically a modern version of NORAD.
They should be called "satellite and missile systems" force.
Everyone laughed at the Air Force when it was created, saying it's unnecessary for it to split off from the Army Air Corps. Now it's arguably the most important branch in the military period.
That still doesn’t justify turning the Air Force Space Command into a new branch of the military. President bone Spur just got talked into it and it sounded good.
@@jamesgabaldon1239 You can criticize Trump all you want but if we were to think of this purely in military standards the Space domain is absolutely a need for a new branch, sure the AF could do it and have been doing it for a while but with the SF focusing on space and AF focusing on air superiority I think it's the right call.
@@impakt6345 You can think what you want. As an Air Force veteran of 20 years and a former Army commander who has studied national defense strategy and national security for over 35 years, I still don’t buy the storyline that we needed to creat a “Space Force” when the job was already handled 100% by the Air Force Space Command, which was completely focused on exactly what the Space Force is doing. Exact same job,.
@@jamesgabaldon1239 You were never payed for what you believe. You were payed to follow instructions. A technocrat always makes decisions for military. Any/all major decisions were always above your head. Decisions have been made for you your entire life. Stop acting like your belief/ideas matter. You give suggestions at any rank of the military, then keep your mouth shut. Fall in line soldier
@@jamesgabaldon1239 wdym
From this extent it would be a good idea that they United States Air Force Create a separate branch that handles different defense operations
known as the United Space Force-
Considered as Earth and Space Defense, That handles 9 operations.
I say having the U S S F is a good idea.
they will probably end up with a lagrange 2 force at some point in 100 years too. they're going more by spheres than by fluids they travel through.
As an army veteran, thanks to all those serving in the Space Force 🫡 🇺🇸
As an Army veteran I think it's sad people join the Space Force when in reality we have never been to space because the firmament encloses our world. Satellite's are on huge balloons and they crash around the world constantly. NASA is the biggest purchaser of helium in the world. It's just another lie to hide God.
Stormtroopers
Thank you for sharing your mission. I believe this is a critical branch of the military that the term "guardians" really applied to the protection of the country. I wish I'm young cuz I used to love space. I always went to the library and read the encyclopedia about galaxies, stars and space. My kid doesn't know what to do after his contract is done. I think this branch is a great place to continue your mission to serve your country.
I plan to join at some point in my life. I’m not old enough to commission yet, but I already have a nasa internship in high school, so I hope I can contribute to it.
Don’t worry. There’s people like me who will take up the roles that need to be played.
People can mock and they often do, but I can respect the hard work these bright men and women are doing to keep the world safe.
Crap, all these times I thought those golf ball were for weather radar. As a Coloradan i feel much safer now.
Those golf balls are are like our telephone to all the giant sensors/computers we launched into orbit
A lot of them are weather radar, it depends. But those really big ones are usually military radar but smaller looking ones usually are weather radar
I definitely gained a better understanding and respect for this new branch of our military with this video; thanks!!!
Thing that sucks about spaceforce is we won't really know much about its missions or technology.
It could end up with space ships that make anything the public knows about look like trash but we won't ever be told
...what makes you think we don't already have a space carriers? and for the last 50 years being fully operational.
@@HappyBuddhaBoyd Thats my point, we don't know and we aren't allowed to know lol
@G G Space force isn't even the real space force anyway, the real space force has 8 combat medals so they have been doing something up there.
@@yesterdayschunda1760 actually after deeply learning about space forces i have found out that Russia blames US about their new prototype drone
which is a X-37B Spaceplane as a nuclear space bomber which also classifies as a spaceship just like Nasa's Shuttle rockets which are **spaceships**
the reason why those things are called spaceships is because if it is capable of moving in the space are already considered/classified as a spaceship which also HAVE to fly in the atmosphere to land and be reused
while things that orbits around the earth with lower energy to move in the space/orbits the earth for a long period time are called satelites
@@saga_hee From my research the USA collapsed the Soviet Union via its space attacks from 1988-2001, Turns out that is what those air force shuttles were doing.
A bunch of super smart people doing jobs way above my pay grade. Thank you all who serves this Great nation
Honestly, you probably make more than them.
@@azuma0294 I got out of the Marine Corps as a Cpl and I make more now in my civilian job lmao
they don't get paid enough. Join NASA instead.
@@azuma0294 the jobs in the space force literally makes easy 6 figures in the civilian world
@@Rotasu_ For the civilian world yes, but all military personnel regardless of branch are paid the same base pay according to their rank. It doesn't matter if their job is just a cook, a maintainer or a guy that manages the GPS system. You'll literally have a young 18-20 yr old military guy doing the most complex and stressful job and be only making the minimum wage.
Sharpe: "How Copy?"
Sharpe: Hangs up immediately
hard copy
"Eyes up, guardian!"
@@applejuicejunkie316 I was hoping that they would be more detached from the USAF and even have their own United States Space Academy. That way their students could be called “Space Cadets”. And since enlisted E1-E3 are called Airman and Seaman in the other branches, I was hoping the Space Force would use Spaceman. “Spaceman 2nd class”
That funny feeling when you trained with or directly know people on TH-cam. We do good work at Buckley. And it's importance to us all, kinsman, and ally alike can not be understated.
Can't wait to see how Space Force develops fully into their skills and if they gain more duties later on as they prove themselves to the other military branches and the US.
Space force is needed. Thank you all men and women doing there services.
I think the Space Force needs their own style of uniforms. Seems silly to wear camo at a domestic base. This should be the branch of the future, so they should look futuristic. I know their dress uniforms look like the ones from BSG, but their everyday ones should be coveralls or something. Really lean into the entire future fantasy. There's nothing wrong with having function AND form.
they could wear jumpsuits kind of like a fighter pilot or an astronaut.
@@edgeldine3499 I don't think it should be a jumpsuit but I think it should be made to be compatible with potential future US military space suits. Flexible and tight fit, sort of like a jumpsuit.
Bring on the future drip
They should wear helmets, eye protection, and spandex body suits. Combat leotards.
they should be issued uniforms that look like Levi's denim overalls, an off white t-shirt and a bass pro shop hat so as to blend in with the local population.
When you consider the pushback Naval Aviation had when it 1st started, I can see where the Space Force is going. A decade from now, it will be our best defense force. I also think it will always be mostly secret in nature.
edit = the word Force added.
When the Air Force was in charge of the SIBRS system I was in JTAGS in the Army. JTAGS use both the SIBRS sattalites and DSP sattlites and have a crew of only 3 Soldiers forward deployed in combat theatre pulling the same mission as the SIBRS crew of 35 Airmen. The ammount of time the crew of 35 Airmen consistently incorrectly identified missiles was astonishing. They would consitently label SRBM's as MRBM's all the time. It was quite pathetic. The missile warning center would consistently ring us up cause the 4 JTAGS Sites would label a missile and SIBRS would label it completly different. It's is a pretty big deal when 2 JTAGS sites label a possible threat as an SRBM comming out of North Korea that is gonna impact in the ocean but SIBRS is saying they launched an ICBM with a projected impact on the west coast.
Space Force reminds me when the Army Air Corps was split off to the Air Force after WW2. Probably the same pros/cons from various political leaders and general public about the split back then. Zero complaints today about the Army Air Corps split. I imagine Space Force will be indispensable just like the Air Force in the decades to come.
The Army Air Corps was replaced by the Army Air Forces in 1941. It was the Army Air Forces who split from the Army on 18 September 1947 to form the Air Force.
@@baron7755 Nice to know. The major change was in 1947 when newly formed Air Force branch became an independent fighting military branch with equal footing with the Army, Navy, Marianes, and Coast Guard and didn't need to report within the Army chain-of-command. Space Force!
If we're ever allowed to create weaponized satellites and space crafts then maybe so
I personally don't see this branch as a joke at all. If anything it is a well thought-out idea of the US government to address the new warfare technologies used by opponents. Such a great career to get into.
i met a lot of Guardians when i went through Air Force Basic Military Training 👍🏽
Still on the force ?
@@johnwestaka5822 yes!!! I am!! :)
@@rupvictoria3017 I don't mean any offense but when I looked at your pfp I thought it looked like Obama was surfing. Have a nice day.
@@rupvictoria3017 thank you for your service
Guess you’ve been good at it tho
This RGB lights at 6:00 though!🤣
True gamer
Those aren't RGB lighta
No doubt & regardless of their MOS, these skill sets will be highly sought as transfer skills into the Civilian/Private Industry. They will have many opportunities once they leave the USSF
If I were 25 years younger and hadn’t already served, I would totally join the space force
They need to be up in space, just for the sense of immersion alone. In the near future they will be operating the Death Star and Gundam mobile suits/mechs.
This is awesome cant lie. I wonder if they will get a Special forces unit like the other branches thatd be sweet
Honestly if I was able to serve I would want to join Space Force.
“Into the Skies….potato-potawtto!!!!” - Guardian Potato 🥔 😂
Instead of Guardians. They should’ve called them space rangers like buzz light year
The day I get a ghost, is the day I sign for space force. Call me a guardian…
"We are Space Force Guardians! The defender of the universe!"
"Guardian Red! Guardian Blue! Guardian White! Space Force unite!"
"Go Space Force!"
😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣. That can’t be real? If so, that sounds like a motto from the Power Rangers. 🤣🤣🤣
HAHA year 2030 be like
The FACT IS :
The USAF & USSF ARE THE FUTURE OF THE WORLD !!!!!!! 🇺🇸 🇺🇲 🌎
@@raulbaquero5081. 6 USA🇺🇸 Anglo-Saxon-Sodomiti 6 . на самом деле вы уже в прошлом, только пока об этом незнаете.
I was involved with the U.S. Air Force for a number of yrs. I know an still do
Thank you to our Guardians from an old crusty combat vet. You guys have an important job and were lucky to have ya
Mindblowing that it exists & is awsome at the same time. If only I could be young again, would be badass to try joining the space force
It's going to take me some time to adapt about hearing the space force is a thing. I was in the service when it was introduced but even then Ive never heard of it until I think last year
My boy at 3:27 needs some chapstick stat
Here is the issue with some of your comments. it was most branches "job" to handle the issues. now it is only one branch. no matter what branch it is why would anyone downgrade any of the branches. Jw, I may be wrong. so, let's say instead of 20 different people, it's just 5 handling an issue. Space Force was formed to identify and catch, or shall I say take the stress off the other branches. I feel like people don't understand the newest branch, but also don't understand the reason. it is better to have 2 hands on something them 30 hands on something. if you can't understand the reason why this branch was made then you have not looked at the USA history. Branches were created for a reason.
My boys made pictures for me for veterans day and Space Force was one of the branches. I thought they happened to just hear about it and thought it was a thing and added it. Well 4 days later I come across this video and learn my 7 yr olds know more about whats going on in the military than I do and I live in San Antonio😮💨
I am eagerly anticipating the Hexagon.
Just went into space and now we’re starting with war in space 😭
Before the second oldest profession (soldiering) reaches space, I am sure some billionaire will buy a Spacex launch to take the oldest profession to space
I am currently in the space force. We got everything you need so please join us in this fight against global threats 👍
Thx for ur service
you want a 3D artist ...because i can do that,
also photography
@@sophiedunn4661 thanks Sophie. I don’t know where this country would be without my sacrifice 👍
@@Rico401Prov oh come on man that's a bit egregious even for a guardian lol but still thank you
@@emperorpalpatine1469 let the hate flow through you, Palpatine 👍
Yes. I remember there is an animated series during the 90s, "Starcom: The United States Space Force". It is now a real thing.
Those instructors are not yelling that much at them, more hands on teaching than other groups I have seen. This is more modern teaching that works the best.
Depends on the branch ground troops such as army and marines need the yelling
Contrary to the title, all what is shown is training done after tech school, the yelling would have been done months before in basic training
This is mostly tech school, not bootcamp
well you cant really yell in space😅
It would be less confusing if it was called Space Guard like Coast Guard instead of Space Force. They basically guard Space domain. They are not an offensive force. I see as more and more civilian companies launch into space and manned space missions become common, Sace Force/Space Guard may also provide a Search and rescue serice like the Coast Guard and maybe an interdiction of illegal substances too (Though I dont think anything is illegal in space yet)
Agreed. Space Guard sounds legitimate, serious, and necessary. Space Force sounds exactly like Steve Carell’s TV series combined with buzz lightyear. I wish they put more thought into a proper name. Space Defense? Space Defense Corp? Astro Defense Force? Orbital Defense Corp? Maybe a name that includes the name satellite or technology in it? Something. Anything that doesn’t give the public the impression that they are a whimsical group of Starship Troopers ready to assault Mars or repel a Cylons invasion.
Cyberwarfare can be offensive. Antisatellite weapons are offensive.
Their best defense is a strong offense. They are not going to advertise those capabilities, but they obviously exist.
When I heard space force first thing to come to mind is COD ghost
“There’s very few operators that go to space”….. so we do have Star Wars troops😳😳 7:55
I thought the same thing...
I was like "please tell us more" 🍿 🍿
Astronauts a lot are military officers
There are astronauts who are officers in Space Force
I can see the value of dedicating a military force to protecting our digital and exospheric assets against adversaries. Imagine if a satellite was compromised and we all lost GPS capabilities or our country's financial technology was compromised.
5:23 "How copy, this is Vortex, out" HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA
No satellites mean no WiFi and no GPS. The US government realized that it needed to be protected and it also offers another line of defense in cybersecurity
I’m going to assume retaining personnel in the Space Force will very difficult past the first contract. Most of these jobs will pay very very well in the civilian sector. Can’t imagine it’s a very hard decision to reenlist or not.
As a current member of the space force looking at separating (trying to get something more stable for family life), this is VERY true. Space Force experience makes you extremely hirable to hundreds of companies that will pay well above 6 figures as long as you're semi-competent. I'm a year out, and I've already had a multitude of different companies messaging me on LinkedIn trying to hire me. If you have anyone who's debating it, push them into it ASAP, and make sure they go officer.
I will say though, the amount of people trying to get in is insane. I don't think the Space Force will have trouble with recruitment anytime in the next several decades. It's tiny, between 10,000 and 20,000 personnel, with limited jobs. They'll fill their lower ranks, but may struggle maintaining higher leadership positions.
@@yaxleader I’m considering joining the Space Force, for cybersecurity, how high does my ASVAB test need to be
@@lawrencebello6177 I went officer so take what I say with a grain of salt, but I don't believe the Space Force has posted ASVAB score requirements for careers yet. However, the Air Force requires a General score of 64 minimum. Since people are applying for the Space Force in droves, I'd say you'd want at least an 80 ideally and minimum 70 if you have other qualifications/certifications. If you have a bachelors, you could go the officer route. Space Force officers tend to be utilized in operational roles and only go managerial after 4-10 years. Very atypical compared to other branches. You also get paid 3X as much
Deep Space Tracking System or DSTS. Is what they were called at RAF Feltwell AFB.
It’s the ONLY mission that base has had since 2000 and it was still operating in 2013. The CATM & K-9 Kennels for RAF Lakenheath & RAF Mildenhall were built there in late 90’s to justify keeping it open sense the DSTS are unique assets.
Ray domes are where Space force practices Jed eye Mind Tricks.!!😂😂😉
it must be the coolest thing to tell someone you are in the space force
At first I questioned the necessity of a Space Force, but after speaking with a member of the command I understand why it was created.
For kicks!😄😃😀
Sounds like the Space Force consists of the lion's share of the STEM geeks in the U.S. Military, who use tech rather than conventional firepower to fight.
Omg they even call them guardians !
They didn’t pick the name 😢
of course they do, because some 4 decades ago their predecessor, USAF Space Command, were called Guardians of the Frontier.
until the space force transitions to stargate command they just as goofy as the coast guard.
You see I don’t mind paying taxes for stuff like this. But I’d like to see more uap videos unclassified, it’s clear we’re not alone in the universe. But people out here wanna know what else is out there possibly visiting us too. That’s awesome. Don’t keep that back from us, it’s fascinating
You realize that the logo of the spaceforce is the famous secret tr3b spacecraft that is built by the USA with reversed engineered extraterrestrial technology from recoveries from the last 70 years and now they have a bunch of triangle spaceships that are secret
The Coast Guard protects the coast and the Space Force protects the space
And the army protects the arms. 😑
@@newagain9964 and the marines protect the marins 😙
USCG protects more than just the coasts. Even when I (a Navy guy) was in A'Stan, a landlocked country, I ran into a couple of Coasties there.
@@dylanjohnson4624 Marines protect embassies
@@prabuddhaghosh7022 yeah I know
When I worked for the Federal Govt. and people asked me what I did I’d reply, “I’m an apprentice astronaut… just taking up space.” 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
😂
The US Space Force is starting its own officer training school. People who attend it will be Space Cadets.
I wish this was a branch when I was 18
Sure, the names "Space Force" and "Guardians" might be kinda silly sounding; but the only people who don't take it seriously and recognize the vital value this branch of the military renders are those who don't understand it and what they do.
Carry on, till Valhalla, Brothers.
Till Valhalla lmfao
Air Force sounded dumb to the Army too at one time .
This branch is a meme but in decades the branch will have a significant influence
they truly are "guardians of the galaxy". I don't know if anyone will ever take this seriously.
This is like aomwthing from Star Trek, 😂😂
maybe you won't
you're telling me space force isn't a bunch of americans sitting in laser guns disguised as satellites?
What they didn't tell you is their plan to put together a strike force of 9 teams, calling themselves SG1-9 with the first team being led by a colonel.
USMC... ""this monsoon is horrible""
Space Force,,,,,, ""This coffee is horrible""
As much as I respect these people, the name could sound a little more serious
Seriously calling them 'guardians' doesn't help...
Tell us what is a serious name
@@samsunguser3148 How about "Space Troopers"...
@@klintharder2155 that’s even worse imo. They’re not even troopers, they’re all specialist and C&C
@@samsunguser3148 united states space defense corps or ussdc
Or even united states military space operations
Ussmso
Love how soft spoken everyone is 😄not sure why they need multicam though.
Cheaper to just use existing Army uniforms for work than design and procure their own.
Why spend money in designing new uniforms?
I'm sorry, but as a retired Seabee with 26 years of service under my belt this sounds hilarious!
If I didn't know this was real I would have thought it was a skit.
United States Space Force ( Department of the Air Force), 20 December 2019 AD, was created as America's 6th Branch of the Armed Forces and a Military Service at all times, charged with Digital Defense, Orbital Offense, Space Warfare Operations and Cyberspace Military Operations Downrange in conjunction with The Army, Marine Corps, Coast Guard, Navy, and Air Force. SEMPER SUPRA SUPERINTENSIFIED!!🇺🇸🦅🗽📜👨🚀🚀📡🛰️
I believe I’ve gotten all I need to know from the Netflix documentary series called ‘Space force’ starred by Steve Carrel 😌
You trust a comedy show over videos of the real thing?
@@yaxleader bro there is no way you are serious
Ranger School, Sapper School, and nearly all of them Officers.
The Great Space Force BADGE HUNT has commenced.
Bugs me that the Space Force is the one branch that doesn’t have an eagle on its flag, sure they could have made space for one.
Eagles don’t fly in space. 😂
No EAGLES in SPACE, no OXIGEN and BAD HABITAT for birdz!
LOOL :)
@@itsok2bwhiteendanti-whiteh548 Neither do humans without spaceships or spacesuits.
@@republish368
Lol 😂
Um where an eagle can/can’t fly isn’t the point. I mean they don’t fly in the middle of the ocean, but the Navy and Marines still have one. Should have matched the decision more with the other branches, seems cartoonish.
this is just an updated version of the old system to track 🚀
... this is ALL that is ABOUT tech nology and not DIRT or AMMO!
CYBER wars, satelites, communication, cyber wars prevention, geo mapping, encrypted DIRECT communications, etc etc.
For those who just do not KNOW SPACE FORCE looks like a JOKE!
But if it looks to yu as a joke it underline JUST the SHALLOW understanding of the INDUSTRY you have!
LOOL :)
@@republish368 I have been to war in Afghanistan as a combat engineer and used a system to track rockets in 2009. My clearance level alone, is higher than anything you will achieve in your lifetime.
@@mrdavinci4178 I just do not CARE what you ACHIVED, I just try to EXPLAIN to DUMMIES what SPACE FORCE is.
Afghanistan is the WORST FAILURE in the USA history of WAR.
If this is your HIGEST achivement ... cool!
LOOL :)
Times are changing FAST and AFGHANISTAN is SHOWING that your GENERATION lacks BALLS and TECHNOLOGY.
Be CLEARED!
LOOOL :)
@@mrdavinci4178 Da CAZZI e non DA VINCI!
LOOL :)
@@republish368 👌
As I always say, the Army gave birth to the Air Force and now the Air Force gave birth to the Space Force. That makes the Space Force a grandbaby of the Army.
I really appreciated this video. I gave me a new insight into what the Space Force branch is really about. Not just one big joke.
Come back to me in 2123 when they have Space Force spec ops called “Sentinels” fighting Chinese military on the international space station.
There were talks about using a version of SpaceX's Starship for point to point ultra rapid deployment of special operations forces. It may come sooner than you think
@@yaxleader that’d be badass lol. Infinite warfare type shit.
@@yaxleader You think by 2040?
@@moparman2384 Maybe, its only talks atm, nothing official started
My dad had joined the Air Force in 2000 and became a satellite controller for the Air Force Space Command (Now the space force), during his time there, he said that he also focused on missile detection and gps overseas
The space force sounds like something just straight out of Sci Fi. And I LOVE IT!
I saw a secret…. Dell monitor!