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Will the Space Force take the Pentagon Budget to Infinity and Beyond?

February 2, 2021
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Trump's official Space Force logo bears a striking resemblance to the Star Trek logo. (Photo: via CNN) By Lindsay Koshgarian, Published in Common Dreams - 2 February, 2021 While the Space Force represents just a small sliver of the Pentagon budget, it is in many ways the poster child for

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