Air Force Space Command

Air Force Space Command is a major command headquartered at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs, Colorado. With over 40,000 professionals, the command provides military focused space and cyberspace capabilities to the joint warfighting team. AFSPC fulfills its mission through a global network of 134 locations. The command provides space capabilities for the joint fight through spacelift; position, navigation and timing; satellite communications; missile warning and space control. AFSPC also delivers combatant commanders with trained and ready cyber forces which plan and conduct cyberspace operations. In addition, the command designs and acquires all Air Force and most Department of Defense space systems, overseeing launches, on-orbit checkouts, and system turnover to user agencies. AFSPC ensures the readiness and effectiveness of these critical domains through its major installations located at Schriever, Peterson, and Buckley Air Force Bases in Colorado; Los Angeles and Vandenberg Air Force Bases in California; Patrick AFB in Florida; and other bases across the United States. For more information, visit afspc.af.mil.