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May 08, 2013

AFSPC Vice Commander: Innovation desperately needed for tomorrow's challenges
Colorado Springs CO (AFNS) May 07, 2013
The kind of dramatic innovation that brought the world the Global Positioning System is desperately needed today in military space and cyberspace, according to Air Force Space Command's Vice Commander. "Innovation is really what defines us as a Service," said Lt. Gen. John Hyten at the annual National Security Innovation Competition held here Apr. 25. "Our Service has been built on Airmen doing amazing things, fueled by innovation." "There are some spectacular examples of innovation ," in th ... read more

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