U.S. Space Force Lt. Gen. Dennis O. Bythewood officially assumed command of U.S. Space Forces – Space in a ceremony Nov. 4, ...

Space Operations Command at Peterson Space Force Base is now Combat Forces Command. The name change that was made official Monday ditches the Star Trek-reminiscent acronym SpOC and helps convey the ...

The Space Force appears to be embracing its inner Johnny Rico with a possible name change of one of its commands. The service is considering changing Space Operations Command’s name to Combat Forces ...

Space Command is responsible for military operations beyond Earth's atmosphere, or about 62 miles and higher. Trump re-established Space Command in 2019 during his first term. It was originally ...

Space Command is responsible for military operations beyond Earth's atmosphere. It's separate from the US Space Force, which is a service branch of the military – like the Army or Navy – responsible ...

U.S. Space Command headquarters will move to Alabama, President Donald Trump announced Tuesday, reversing a Biden-era decision to keep the command in Colorado. “I’m thrilled to report that the U.S.

At the beginning of September, President Trump announced that U.S. Space Command's HQ would move to Alabama. Here's what's happened since then.

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he will move the military’s US Space Command to Huntsville, Alabama — undoing a decision by the Biden administration to keep operations in Colorado Springs, ...

President Donald Trump announced Tuesday that Space Command’s headquarters would move from Colorado to Alabama — capping off a yearslong fight over where the command should be based. While Space ...

"We love Alabama. I only won it by about 47 points. I don't think that influenced my decision, right?" President Donald Trump just announced that U.S. Space Command will be relocated from Colorado to ...

Reactions are pouring in from Colorado lawmakers and leaders following President Trump’s announcement Tuesday afternoon that ...

Colorado officials say the relocation of U.S. Space Command to Alabama was illegally motivated by President Donald Trump's desire to punish Colorado for allowing mail-in voting.