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Space Force Expects Large Budget Growth Starting in FY27

Senior Officers Optimistic About Service Expansion And Funding Boost

Senior Space Force officers are expressing optimism about the service’s expected budget growth starting in fiscal 2027, with the potential to double in size over the next decade. Gen. Shawn Bratton, vice chief of space operations, believes the service could see a significant increase in funding, which would enable the growth of new programs and capabilities. The Space Force is currently small, with around 15,000 personnel, but is expected to expand rapidly in the coming years. This growth may be driven by the President’s planned $1.5 trillion defense budget, which could allocate a large chunk of funding to the Space Force. The service’s expansion was discussed by senior officers at the Intelligence and National Security Alliance and the Space Systems Command’s annual Industry Days conference, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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    Space Force Expects Large Budget Growth Starting in FY27

    Senior Officers Optimistic About Service Expansion And Funding Boost

    Senior Space Force officers are expressing optimism about the service’s expected budget growth starting in fiscal 2027, with the potential to double in size over the next decade. Gen. Shawn Bratton, vice chief of space operations, believes the service could see a significant increase in funding, which would enable the growth of new programs and capabilities. The Space Force is currently small, with around 15,000 personnel, but is expected to expand rapidly in the coming years. This growth may be driven by the President’s planned $1.5 trillion defense budget, which could allocate a large chunk of funding to the Space Force. The service’s expansion was discussed by senior officers at the Intelligence and National Security Alliance and the Space Systems Command’s annual Industry Days conference, as reported by Breaking Defense.

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