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The Starfish Call for a Space Strategic Technical Institute Focuses on "core Technologies" Necessary to Improve Space Access, Mobility, and Logistics. Where These Functions Might Look Similar to the Needs of Civilian Agencies (nasa, Noaa, Etc) , Our Proposed Institute for In-space Operations Targets the Unique Needs of the Afrl and Us Space Force, Specifically Those Identified Technologies to Be Used When in Conflict With a Technologically Advanced Adversary. Technical Volume, the Goals for the Proposed Institute Are to Address Three Major Needs: Development of New Capabilities, Tools, Tactics, and Training Needed for In-space Operations. Infusion of New Technologies Into Industrial Efforts and Government Laboratories. Access to Workforce/talent and Subject Matter Experts Needed for Defense Space Missions.
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