U.S. Space Command announces new cooperation agreements with allies
New agreements were signed at the Space Symposium with Australia, Italy and Peru
Sandra Erwin
April 20, 2023
COLORADO SPRINGS — U.S. Space Command and the Australian Defence Space Command on April 20 signed an enhanced space cooperation memorandum of understanding.
The MOU was signed at the Space Symposium by Gen. James Dickinson, head of U.S. Space Command; and Royal Australian Air Force Air Vice-Marshal Catherine Roberts, commander of the Australian Defence Space Command.
The non-legally binding agreement “deepens military cooperation in the space domain,” the commands said in a statement. “Through these cooperative efforts, the U.S. and Australia will continue to improve coordination and interoperability to maintain freedom of action in space, optimize resources, and enhance mission assurance and resilience.”
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Agreement with Peru
U.S. Space Command also inked a new agreement with the Peruvian National Commission on Aerospace Research and Development (CONIDA), and the Peruvian Air Force.
This was a space situational awareness data sharing agreement signed by Dickinson and Lt. Gen. Carlos Enrique Chávez Cateriano, Peruvian Air Force chief of staff, and Peruvian Air Force Maj. Gen. José Antonio García Morgan, CONIDA director.
This agreement, too, was signed at the Space Symposium.
More:
https://spacenews.com/u-s-space-command-announces-new-cooperation-agreements-with-allies/
