As cooler temperatures settle over the Washington, D.C. region, the Air, Space, and Cyber conference at National Harbor, Maryland, entered its second day with heightened momentum. In his keynote address, Chief of Space Operations General Doug Schiess informed attendees that roughly 10 percent of the Space Force’s upcoming operational initiatives cannot move forward without either a new appropriations bill or a specific congressional exemption.
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