Even Rogers (@jollyrogersta)

What’s about to happen in space is like what happened with aviation in the Interwar Period between WWI and WWII. We will see an explosion of new spacecraft as builders get to experiment.

This will be highly pronounced in military space. Military missions have special requirements and this drives unique speciation, or specialization, at the platform level. This will also change the dual-use narrative. Dual-use as a fetishized product approach was an artifact of expensive launch, capital market requirements, and procurement incentives. All three have changed.

The future of military space is probably going to be something like EVE.

Even Rogers @jollyrogersta Oct 27

The orbital arms race continues. No space, no navy.

SpaceNews Verified account @SpaceNews_Inc Oct 26

China could field directed-energy weapons in orbit by late 2020s, U.S. intelligence says spacenews.com/china-could-fi…

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Even Rogers @jollyrogersta Oct 15

True for now

Axios @axios Oct 15

America's not ready for the consequences of space warfare axios.com/2026/10/15/spa…
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Even Rogers @jollyrogersta Sep 30

Go Jackal! DoW CTO showing the love.

Department of War CTO Verified account @DoWCTO Sep 30

PROJECT MERIDIAN will study how we maintain the American advantage in the final frontier.

The space domain shapes the outcome of every global operation, and the United States will continue to hold the ULTIMATE HIGH GROUND. 🇺🇸

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Even Rogers @jollyrogersta Sep 15

This is a good day for America and an unambiguous message to our adversaries.

Congratulations to the men and women who worked hard to make it possible for Secretary Meink to say these words in exactly the way he said them. It was a long road to get here, requiring conviction, endurance, precision operations, and good staff work.

This is what it means for space to be a warfighting domain.

DefenseScoop Verified account @DefenseScoop Sep 14

“Today, we continue to ensure we remain ready to meet the challenges of evolving threats wherever they exist. This is why the United States now has on-orbit space control weapons capable of defending the joint force against hostile adversary actions,” Meink said during his keynote speech at AFA’s annual Air, Space and Cyber conference.

The announcement is the first time a Pentagon official has publicly confirmed the existence of U.S. space-based weapons. After years of officials keeping quite about efforts to field and operate on-orbit space weapons, the Space Force began openly discussing its ability to conduct warfare in the space domain in 2025 and published a framework to outline its operational concepts.

Read more by @MikaylaEasley: defensescoop.com/2026/09/14/mei…

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