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Air Force Reshuffles Space Management At Headquarters

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Monday, September 13th, 2010

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By Marina Malenic The Air Force is altering its management structure for space-related functions at the Pentagon, according to a memo issued recently by the service's top civilian official. Donley writes that a review he ordered in December 2009 demonstrates that space responsibilities at headquarters had become "fragmented" as the result of outside policy changes since the establishment of the existing space management organization. In the Aug. 25 memo, Air Force Secretary Michael Donley orders the separation of operational space…

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