On the recordFebruary 24, 2016
Let us again, as we did after the loss of Columbia, decide as a nation what we want to see accomplished in space.
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congress.govLet us again, as we did after the loss of Columbia, decide as a nation what we want to see accomplished in space.
Griffin emphasizes the need for a national consensus on space policy.
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