This $250 million Space Force Operation Center, which is only one of four in the country, will bring new and exciting missions to North Dakota with an anticipated 800 service members working round the clock to keep our nation safe.
John Hoeven: “This $250 million Space Force Operation Center, which is only one of four in the country, will bring new and exciting…”
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Commenting on the funding for the Space Operations Center.
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