Summary
Former President Donald Trump announced that US Space Command's headquarters will be moved from Colorado to Huntsville, Alabama. The US Space Command, responsible for military operations in space, was initially introduced during Trump's presidency in 2019.
Key Facts
- US Space Command was established in 2019 by Donald Trump.
- The headquarters is currently located at Peterson Air Force Base, Colorado.
- Space Command focuses on US military operations outside Earth, specifically protecting satellites.
- About 1,700 personnel from various military branches work at Space Command.
- Trump announced the move to Huntsville, Alabama, claiming it was his plan despite previous obstructions.
- Huntsville is called "Rocket City" due to its historical role in the US space program.
- Trump criticized Colorado's mail-in voting but stated Alabama's support did not influence his decision.
