DoD: U.S. Space Industry May Lose Edge -- Defense News
The dominance of the U.S. space industry is threatened by European and Asian firms, the Pentagon's industrial policy chief said May 25.
"We're at a tipping point with our space industry," Brett Lambert said at a forum on the strength of the space industrial base hosted by the George C. Marshall Institute think tank. "We have for so long been the dominant player and the most technologically advanced player."
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