Air Force Space Command

Also known as AFSPC, USAF Space Command, United States Air Force Space Command, Space Command USAF

former United States Air Force major command responsible for spacecraft, space surveillance, and strategic missiles

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Within Vinony's link graph, Air Force Space Command connects to Combat Forces Command.

It is catalogued under topics including 1982 establishments in the United States, Major commands of the United States Air Force and Military units and formations established in 1982.

Its subject is documented across 16 Wikipedia language editions.

Research organization · ROR

Type: Government
Founded: 1982
Location: Colorado Springs, United States
Also known as: AFSPC, Air Force Space Command
Status: Inactive

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: Major Commands of the United States Air Force
Part of: United States Air Force
Has part: Twentieth Air Force
Official name: Air Force Space Command
Country: United States
Headquarters: Peterson Space Force Base
Location: Peterson Space Force Base
Military branch: United States Air Force
Official website: www.afspc.af.mil

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inception: 1982-09-01
commanded by: John W. Raymond
Commons category: Air Force Space Command
dissolved, abolished or demolished date: 2019-12-20
native label: Air Force Space Command
replaced by: Combat Forces Command

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Article · Français

L'USAF Space Command était la force spatiale des États-Unis de 1982 à 2019. Créé le 1er septembre 1982 et supprimé le 20 décembre 2019, c'était l'un des principaux commandements de la United States Air Force. Il a été responsable en particulier des missiles intercontinentaux à têtes nucléaires jusqu'en septembre 2009 et des systèmes de satellites artificiels militaires américains dont le GPS. Le Global Strike Command a repris les missions nucléaires en septembre 2009 tandis que l'United States Space Force a repris les missions aérospatiales en décembre 2019.

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