The US Armed Forces Are Assessing the Possible Cost of Lunar and Orbital Military Assets

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The Pentagon is studying how warfare will change over the next two decades, including the possibility of deploying military systems in the lunar region, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said during a speech to cadets at the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs. The U.S. military has launched an initiative called “The Future of Warfare.” It looks at technologies and capabilities that may be needed in 5, 10, 15 or 20 years. “What will war look like…

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The Pentagon is studying how combat technology can change after 20 years and is considering, among other things, projects of near moon military systems, as announced by Pete Hegset, the head of the department during a speech at the Academy of the Air Force in Colorado.

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U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegset reported that the U.S. Armed Forces had begun to assess the likely cost of building moonlight and orbital military assets. U.S. Armed Forces were studying future requirements for near moons, space, underground and underwater systems to prepare the budget for the upcoming conflicts, writing RIA News. "We look into the future for five, 10, 15, 20 years to know what you're going to need," said Hegset during a s…

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The US Department of Defense is exploring the potential use of lunar systems for the needs of the Armed Forces in the future and their possible value

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The United States armed forces estimate the possible cost of near moon and orbital military assets, as announced by Chief Pete Hegsett of the United States at the Air Force Academy in Colorado.