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Spacepower is a strategic podcast from the Space Force Association exploring the leaders, ideas, and operations shaping the space domain. Hosted by SFA Founder Bill “Hippie” Woolf, the show features conversations with senior military leaders, policymakers, and industry experts on deterrence, maneuver, technology, and the evolving role of space in national security. Episodes include in-depth interviews and solo analysis breaking down the trends defining the future of spacepower.

  1. قبل يومين

    Guardians at War: How the Space Force is Enabling Operation Epic Fury

    Views and opinions expressed are those of the individual speakers and do not represent the views of the U.S. Government, Department of War, and their respective organizations.In this episode of the Spacepower Podcast, SFA Founder and host Bill Woolf discusses the pivotal role of space in modern warfare with SFA CEO Brig. Gen. (ret.) Damon Feltman and NSPC Committee Chair Dillon Cox.This episode is essential for understanding how space superiority shapes future conflicts. Operation Epic Fury showcases how U.S. Space Force capabilities disrupted adversary networks, highlighting the necessity of space control for joint operations.Key topics include:The integration of space and cyber effects in combat strategy The importance of space-enabled sensing and navigationTraining pipelines that prepare Guardians for rapid response Updates on Operation Epic Fury: https://www.centcom.mil/OPERATIONS-AND-EXERCISES/EPIC-FURY/Documents discussed: https://www.starcom.spaceforce.mil/resources/digital-library/SFA National Spacepower Center: https://ussfa.org/national-space-center/ Hosted by Bill WoolfProduced by Ty HollidayGuests:SFA Ceo Brig. Gen. (ret.) Damon FeltmanNSPC Comittee Chair Dillon CoxJoin SFA at ussfa.org

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  2. Navigating Space Command's Future: Insights with Gen. Stephen Whiting

    قبل ٤ أيام

    Navigating Space Command's Future: Insights with Gen. Stephen Whiting

    Episode Recorded Friday, Febuary 27th, 2026 In this episode of the Spacepower, host Bill Woolf sits down with Gen. Stephen Whiting, Commander of U.S. Space Command, to discuss the growing importance of space in the Indo-Pacific and how the United States is preparing for an increasingly contested space domain. From missile warning and satellite communications to precision navigation and intelligence, space systems underpin nearly every aspect of modern military operations. As strategic competition intensifies, ensuring those capabilities remain resilient and available to the joint force has become a central mission for U.S. Space Command. Gen. Whiting shares insights on the evolving counterspace environment, the role of international partnerships in maintaining a stable space domain, and how the command is thinking about deterrence and readiness in the years ahead. This conversation is part of the newly upgraded Spacepower Podcast, bringing deeper conversations with the leaders, operators, and thinkers shaping the future of national security in space. Listen in for a thoughtful discussion on how spacepower is shaping the strategic landscape today and what it means for the future of global security.

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  3. ٣ مارس

    Ep 40: Interview with John F Plumb, Head of Strategy at K2 Space

    John F. Plumb serves as Head of Strategy at K2 Space, where he focuses on advancing next-generation satellite capabilities designed to deliver greater scale, resilience, and affordability to national security space missions.Plumb previously served as the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Space Policy, where he was responsible for overseeing U.S. Department of Defense space strategy, policy, and international engagement. In that role, he helped shape national security space priorities during a period of rapid evolution in the space domain, including strengthening allied cooperation, advancing responsible space behavior, and guiding policy for resilient space architectures in an increasingly contested environment.Before his Pentagon leadership, Plumb held senior policy roles on Capitol Hill and within the executive branch, including serving on the National Security Council staff and as a professional staff member on the Senate Armed Services Committee. Across government and industry, his career has centered on aligning strategy, technology, and policy to ensure the United States maintains a competitive edge in space.At K2 Space, Plumb brings that strategic depth to the commercial sector — helping bridge national security requirements with innovative satellite manufacturing approaches built for scale.

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  4. ٢٤ فبراير

    Ep 39: Interview with Rob Mitrevski, President, Golden Dome Strategy and Integration at L3Harris

    Rob Mitrevski serves as President, Golden Dome Strategy and Integration at L3Harris Technologies, where he leads strategic integration efforts focused on advancing next-generation missile defense and space-enabled capabilities in support of national security missions.With more than three decades of experience in aerospace and defense, Mitrevski has held senior executive roles spanning space systems, missile defense, air and missile integration, and advanced mission solutions. Prior to his current role, he served as President of Space and Airborne Systems at L3Harris, overseeing a broad portfolio of space payloads, missile warning systems, resilient communications, ISR technologies, and classified national security programs.Throughout his career, he has led large-scale engineering and integration organizations responsible for delivering complex, mission-critical systems to the U.S. Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, civil agencies, and international partners. His expertise spans strategic planning, systems engineering, operational integration, and scaling advanced technologies from concept to deployment.Mitrevski holds degrees in engineering and business and has built his career at the intersection of technical innovation and strategic execution — aligning industry capabilities with evolving national security priorities.On this episode of Spacepower, Rob joins us to discuss the strategic importance of integrated missile defense architectures, the role of industry in accelerating resilient space capabilities, and what it will take to align technology, policy, and partnerships to meet emerging threats in an increasingly contested domain.

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  5. ١٨ فبراير

    Ep 38: Interview with Lt. General (Ret.) David Buck, President, BRPH Mission Solutions

    Lt. General (Ret.) David J. Buck is the President of BRPH Mission Solutions at BRPH, a technically focused architecture, engineering, and construction firm supporting mission-critical clients in aerospace, defense, national security, and advanced manufacturing.Lt. General (Ret.) David J. Buck is a retired U.S. Air Force officer whose distinguished military career spanned more than three decades in space, nuclear, and cyberspace operations. He earned his commission as a distinguished graduate of Officer Training School in 1986 and went on to command at the squadron, group, and wing levels throughout his service. His operational experience included strategic missile operations, space launch and range operations, satellite command and control, and advanced space mission areas.Buck culminated his Air Force service as Commander of the 14th Air Force (Air Forces Strategic) and Commander of the Joint Functional Component Command for Space under U.S. Strategic Command at Vandenberg Air Force Base. In that capacity he led more than 19,500 personnel responsible for providing strategic missile warning, nuclear command and control, space situational awareness, position/navigation/timing, and other critical space effects in support of national security objectives. He retired from the Air Force in 2018.In his current role at BRPH, Buck applies his operational leadership and strategic expertise to help organizations navigate complex mission requirements, develop innovative capabilities, and accelerate growth across defense, aerospace, national security, and manufacturing sectors.His awards include multiple Defense and Air Force distinguished service decorations, including the Distinguished Service Medal, Defense Superior Service Medal, Legion of Merit, and Bronze Star Medal, reflecting both his leadership and impact over decades of service.

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  6. ١٠ فبراير

    EP37: Interview with Christopher Fedele, Business Development Director, L3 Harris

    Spacepower Podcast – Propulsion Trends & Maneuverability with L3Harris’ Chris FedeleIn this episode, host Bill Woolf speaks with Chris Fedele, a senior leader in propulsion and national security space at L3Harris. With over 30 years supporting land, sea, air, and space missions, Chris discusses how propulsion technologies are rapidly evolving to meet today’s contested space environment.Chris highlights how propulsion enables agility, survivability, and resilience for U.S. space systems. He explains the shift from predictable, long-duration orbits to highly maneuverable systems capable of avoiding threats, repositioning quickly, and sustaining operations in increasingly hostile environments.Key technologies discussed include electric propulsion, high‑performance propellants, VLEO maneuverability, and L3Harris’ leadership in nuclear thermal and nuclear electric propulsion — capabilities that will not only reshape national security space but accelerate NASA’s path to Mars.Chris also emphasizes cultural transformation inside L3Harris: empowering engineers, fostering innovation, challenging old assumptions, and embracing speed. He offers advice for early‑career space professionals: be bold, question the status quo, and contribute new ideas.The episode closes with a discussion about future collaboration, innovation hubs, and how industry and government must work together to outpace adversaries and secure the space domain.

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  7. ٣ فبراير

    EP36: Interview with Brig Gen (ret) Damon Feltman, CEO, The Space Force Association

    Damon brings 30+ years of leadership across defense and commercial space sectors—including senior roles with the U.S. Space Force, U.S. Space Command, and the Space Development Agency. In his role as President of the SFA Huntsville – Rocket City Chapter, Damon has been instrumental in building regional engagement, fostering collaboration between military and industry leaders, and expanding awareness of SFA’s mission throughout the southeastern U.S.

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  8. ٢٧ يناير

    EP35: Interview with Dr. Jason "JW" Womack, Strategist, Leader Development for Operational Readiness, DAF

    In This Episode of the Spacepower Podcast, Dr. Jason Womack argues that mission readiness in the Space Force is inseparable from how leaders think, connect, reflect, and learn. Connection is operational. Reflection is strategic. Leadership is not about answers—but about building environments where better questions, better decisions, and better people emerge over time.Mission‑Ready Leadership with Dr. Jason “J.W.” WomackSpace Power Podcast | Host: Bill “Hippie” Woolf 1. Mission‑Ready Leadership Is a Daily DisciplineDr. Womack defines leadership not as inspiration but as an operational practice. Readiness shows up in daily thinking, acting, and adapting—especially when margins for error are thin.Mission‑ready leaders demonstrate:Mastery of Craft: Deep domain knowledge and continuous learning across disciplines.Effective Management & Advocacy: Ability to articulate needs, anticipate requirements, and build sound business cases.Understanding People: Awareness of multi‑generational motivations and adult‑learning principles.2. Reflection Drives GrowthHigh‑performing organizations often rush forward without pausing to learn.Womack stresses structured reflection using three questions:What happened?What happened as a result?What should we do more of—or stop doing—next time?Like the Weapons School model, meaningful debrief time is essential to improvement.3. Connection Is an Operational SkillConnection is not social activity—it’s a deliberate leadership behavior.People need connection to:Self (value & purpose)Mission (why their work matters)Each other (trust)Context (operational picture)Proximity alone doesn’t create trust. Leaders must intentionally connect people to meaning, information, and each other.

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Spacepower is a strategic podcast from the Space Force Association exploring the leaders, ideas, and operations shaping the space domain. Hosted by SFA Founder Bill “Hippie” Woolf, the show features conversations with senior military leaders, policymakers, and industry experts on deterrence, maneuver, technology, and the evolving role of space in national security. Episodes include in-depth interviews and solo analysis breaking down the trends defining the future of spacepower.

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