Space Force Chief: U.S. Doesn't Want War in Space, Must be Prepared for It

The United States doesn't want to engage in warfare in space, but like in all domains, the U.S. military must be prepared for such a conflict, and that'll take a lot of preparation and change, Chief of Space Operations Gen. John W. Raymond, said.

He said the U.S. does not want to get into a conflict that begins or extends into space.

"We want to deter that from happening. However, if deterrence fails, a war that begins or extends into space will be fought over great distances at tremendous speeds," Raymond said.

The chief of the newly-created Space Force spoke during a presentation that was part of the 2020 Air Force Association Air, Space and Cyber Conference, held this year virtually as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

https://www.defense.gov/Explore/News/Article/Article/2348614/space-force-chief-us-doesnt-want-war-in-space-must-be-prepared-for-it/

I'm starting to have doubts that we will make it to election day, anons. Lots of booms today, but I think the DS will fight back super hard.

So… we hold? Don't react?

Like.. I think we need more specific instructions right now.

>>10669214

Yep. I've been watching Dutchsinse since this vid was posted. He made some other conenctions between volcanoes and hotspots the other night. I haven't been watching him long (Obviously) but he did a YouTube Live at midnight my time and had 4K people watching. I was like wuuhhh?? But i watched the whole thing.

>>10669632

I'm just one person, and this is just my opinion, but if I still lived in the city I'd be packing my shit up and going camping for a couple months. I hope you city anons have a plan. If you don't, MAKE ONE.