, not just connecticut. Which is the most worrisome. None connecticut as well. I think it is important to recognize we did not choose this vector. Our adversary stick. We have to respond. What that demands is the u. S. National security space community, particularly the United States Space Command and a space for us considered new strategies, operational cons concepts and technologies. What this panel is do is provide insights regarding what sort of Technological Solutions might be the most helpful and how this ties back to core mission imperatives, especially in an era where our adversary is not just waiting, but they are accelerating their activities to compound the challenges that we have to face. I am tickled pink to have the folks we have on stage. To my left is dave rockefeller. I go back to way back with everybody. Rock is that director of training operation. Stationed in headquarters United States space for space in colorado. Next to rock is ms. Stacy kubicek, the Vice Presiden
, not just connecticut. Which is the most worrisome. None connecticut as well. I think it is important to recognize we did not choose this vector. Our adversary stick. We have to respond. What that demands is the u. S. National security space community, particularly the United States Space Command and a space for us considered new strategies, operational cons concepts and technologies. What this panel is do is provide insights regarding what sort of Technological Solutions might be the most helpful and how this ties back to core mission imperatives, especially in an era where our adversary is not just waiting, but they are accelerating their activities to compound the challenges that we have to face. I am tickled pink to have the folks we have on stage. To my left is dave rockefeller. I go back to way back with everybody. Rock is that director of training operation. Stationed in headquarters United States space for space in colorado. Next to rock is ms. Stacy kubicek, the Vice Presiden
It is just getting underway. Just the narrow focus of Nuclear Deterrents. Having recently served as a commissioner on the strategic, Posture Commission is incredibly urgent that we look at deterrence in a broader lens. Looking at strategic deterrents of which of course Nuclear Deterrents is a key foundation. The reason we need to look at this more broadly is we are facing new threats. New threats of escalation. New domains that can lead to rapid or inadvertent escalation in competition or conflict with china and russia. New domains such as space, cyber. Adversaries might be able to take more risks and we have Strategic Systems that are vulnerable, for example in space. And that could lead to miscalculation or rapid escalation to Nuclear Weapons use. To deal with these new threats we need to also think about innovation in terms of concepts and technologies. This is why im excited about having our three panelists this morning to discuss those issues and the challenges and opportunities a
, not just connecticut. Which is the most worrisome. None connecticut as well. I think it is important to recognize we did not choose this vector. Our adversary stick. We have to respond. What that demands is the u. S. National security space community, particularly the United States Space Command and a space for us considered new strategies, operational cons concepts and technologies. What this panel is do is provide insights regarding what sort of Technological Solutions might be the most helpful and how this ties back to core mission imperatives, especially in an era where our adversary is not just waiting, but they are accelerating their activities to compound the challenges that we have to face. I am tickled pink to have the folks we have on stage. To my left is dave rockefeller. I go back to way back with everybody. Rock is that director of training operation. Stationed in headquarters United States space for space in colorado. Next to rock is ms. Stacy kubicek, the Vice Presiden
, not just connecticut. Which is the most worrisome. None connecticut as well. I think it is important to recognize we did not choose this vector. Our adversary stick. We have to respond. What that demands is the u. S. National security space community, particularly the United States Space Command and a space for us considered new strategies, operational cons concepts and technologies. What this panel is do is provide insights regarding what sort of Technological Solutions might be the most helpful and how this ties back to core mission imperatives, especially in an era where our adversary is not just waiting, but they are accelerating their activities to compound the challenges that we have to face. I am tickled pink to have the folks we have on stage. To my left is dave rockefeller. I go back to way back with everybody. Rock is that director of training operation. Stationed in headquarters United States space for space in colorado. Next to rock is ms. Stacy kubicek, the Vice Presiden