Join the Mitchell Institute's Explorer Chair Gen. Kevin P. Chilton, USAF (Ret.), General Atomics’ Brent Marquand, and Mitchell Institute's Senior Resident Fellow Jennifer Reeves for a discussion on the technologies, architectures, and decisions shaping the future of military space communications.
Brig. Gen. Helfrich is responsible for the development, production, fielding, sustainment, and modernization of the Air Force fighter portfolio.
It's time to pursue new operational concepts, tactics, and procure necessary technologies to mitigate the current and future threat.
Join us as Gen. Schneider provides an update on airpower and the Pacific theater.
Frank Kendall joins us to discuss his recently released book "Lethal Autonomy: The Future of Warfare Whether We Like It Or Not." and the technologies that are reshaping national security.
Lt. Gen. Whitney plays an important role in ensuring that the Air Force and Space Force are properly sized and resourced for future conflicts. He also brings valuable insights from his extensive acquisition experience. Watch the fascinating discussion with one of the senior Guardians on the Joint Staff.
General Gagnon leads more than 12,000 Guardians and Airmen charged with generating, presenting, and sustaining combat-ready space forces for global operations.
From budget priorities and force design to long-term strategic objectives, congressional decisions will play a decisive role in determining how the Space Force develops in the years ahead.
Join us to discuss the key findings in our newest report and gain insight on how the United States must continue to build combat credibility, deter hostile behavior, control escalation, and ensure the United States’ ability to prevail in future space conflict.
The important role and duties of the Vice Chief of Staff of the U.S. Air Force.
Before his time in Congress, Congressman Pfluger graduated from the U.S. Air Force Academy and served for over two decades as a fighter pilot--including time as a squadron commander. Join us as we explore national security perspectives as seen from Capitol Hill through the lens of a combat veteran fighter pilot.
The Space Force needs to place Guardians in space to defend American interests. In this latest paper, we outline the conditions requiring future human military spaceflight and the steps the Space Force can take to make it a reality.
Learn more about who manages the Space Force's budget!
Join our discussion with Gen. Stephen Whiting as he speaks on the responsibilities and achievements of U.S. Space Command.
Learn from Col. Klopstein & Col. Hackbarth about the U.S. Space Force Operational Test and Training Infrastructure and their critical mission.
Join us for a conversation to learn more about current operations and future plans of the Air Mobility Command.
The Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies led a wargame to compare the effectiveness, survivability, and resiliency of alternative forces and capabilities for the future Air Force. Join this event as experienced military operators and strategists discuss the results.
Join us for this can’t-miss Schriever Spacepower Series with Maj. Gen. Samuel C. Keener to hear first-hand how spacepower is evolving to meet emerging challenges.
Lt. Gen. Dennis Bythewood sits at the nexus between the Space Force and U.S. Space Command. He leads thousands of...
Authors and Gen. Tim Ray discuss the topic of enemy sanctuaries and what is required for a war-winning strategy.
Securing space superiority is a joint warfighting imperative for the U.S. military. This paper details why and what space-focused institutional, operational, and cultural changes are required to meet rising threats from China and Russia.
