Great Power Competition – Space

Speaker - Charles Galbreath, Director and Senior Resident Fellow for Space Studies, Mitchell Institute Spacepower Advantage Center

Join Mr. Galbreath as he examines how space capabilities are reshaping strategic competition among major powers. Drawing on deep expertise in military space operations and policy, Galbreath will explore emerging threats, deterrence, resilience, and the critical role of space in maintaining U.S. and allied strategic advantage in an increasingly contested and competitive security environment.

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National Defense Briefing Series: Where industry and military thought leaders discuss national and international issues that impact the United States and its allies security

Who We Are

The National Defense Security Briefing Series is a program of quarterly discussions on issues and areas of the world where US vital national interests are at stake in the 21st Century. The series is jointly sponsored by the Dallas Chapters of the Navy League, the Air & Space Forces Association, the Association of the US Army, the Military Order of the World Wars, and the Jewish War Veterans. While we all support our individual programs and charities, this program is designed to bring us together in support of the issues we share in common.

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Praise for the Series

"I am impressed with how five local military organizations have joined together to give us the National Defense Briefing Series.

The briefing on July 27 was the most impressive one yet. Two speakers from the Institute for the Study of War gave an informed presentation on the challenges America faces as it tries to stay dominant in various parts of the world. Both speakers projected a great command of facts gathered from various intelligence sources.

While the takeaway they hoped for was that we would be more understanding of the present day world, the audience was left for themselves to decide on their own plans of action.

I was reminded of the importance of solid allies throughout the world that are committed to the same ideals as America. We ust transcend a dependence on economic transactions to build solid relationships with other countries. We must foster a willingness to stand against those who put personal power and nationalism ahead of a peaceful world order."

– John Stettler, Dallas/Lochwood