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Head of Space Defense Startup Claims US Must Compete with China and Russia in Space

Even Rogers, CEO of True Anomaly, emphasizes the necessity for the United States to advance its capabilities in “space superiority” to remain competitive against global adversaries like China and Russia. True Anomaly, a burgeoning space defense enterprise, specializes in crafting spacecraft and software for reconnaissance missions. According to CEO Even Rogers, the realm of space is increasingly characterized by contention, particularly with adversaries such as China and Russia. Rogers asserts that the United States is significantly lagging in addressing the challenges posed by Russian and Chinese developments in orbital technology. The era of post-Cold War complacency, when space was regarded as a benign domain, has irrevocably dissipated. Even Rogers, CEO of True Anomaly, emphasizes the necessity for the United States to advance its capabilities in “space superiority” to remain competitive against global adversaries like China and Russia. Former US Space Command officer and current True Anomaly CEO, Even Rogers, underscores the imperative for America to accelerate its strategic initiatives. “We are already considerably behind,” Rogers stated in an interview with Business Insider, drawing parallels between the US, Russia, and China. “The United States has an unequivocal mandate in both national military and defense strategies to secure space superiority.”

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