As the U.S. builds increasingly capable space architectures, resilience cannot be measured by satellite count alone. It must be measured by how many independent pathways allow the mission to continue - even after an attack.
The lesson is clear: efficiency without diversity
Aerospace Investor | Chairman of @YorkSpaceSystem, @SpiderOak, @TrustPointGPS, & SSA
Former | President Vulcan Aerospace & Pentagon Official (Space & Intel)
Joined April 2019
- In this months @Forbes op-ed we are exploring how SpaceX and the emerging space economy signal a new industrial era defined by private capital, national strategy, and rapid technological convergence. Full story below:
- Gen Tav Taverney nails it: in a space race defined by speed more than anything else, a Continuing Resolution gives away the one thing we cannot recover: time. Space superiority will never be maintained on autopilot.Failing to pass a defense budget is a self-inflicted wound in the space race spacenews.com/failing-to-pas…
- The Strait of Hormuz is not just a maritime flashpoint - it’s a preview and example of space warfare. The lesson - resilience comes from scale; deploy now, not later. Read the full op-ed below:
- No one in Washington better understands GPS and how it must lead us all into the future than Lisa Dyer and @GPS4Life. @TrustPointGPS is honored to be a part of her esteemed team!


