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Pentagon to Decide U.S. Space Command HQ Location Post-2020 Election

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Pentagon to Decide U.S. Space Command HQ Location Post-2020 Election
President Donald J. Trump shakes hands with the incoming commander of U.S. Space Command, Air Force Gen. John W. Raymond, following the conclusion of the ceremony on the establishment of the U.S. Space Command, the White House, Washington, D.C., Aug. 29, 2019. (DoD photo by Lisa Ferdinando)

The Pentagon’s newest combatant command won’t get a permanent headquarters until after the 2020 elections, officials told lawmakers this week on Capitol Hill. The future location of U.S. Space Command is a coveted win for states across the country, from California to Florida to Colorado, but the Defense Department has pushed off the decision until after a new Congress and president are chosen, Defense Secretary Mark Esper said March 5. “I am the responsible party,” Esper said during a Senate…

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