Colorado Springs and Huntsville seek partnership on military space and missile defense

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After years of competing over U.S. Space Command’s headquarters, business and civic leaders from Colorado Springs and Huntsville are working to build a joint agenda around military space and missile defense. About 90 Colorado Springs representatives are in Huntsville to advance defense and aerospace missions as the headquarters move to Alabama proceeds.

Discovered 2026-10-06T07:35:00.585882-07:00 | 2026-10-06T07:35:00.585882-07:00

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  • The cities’ effort shifts a longstanding rivalry over Space Command’s headquarters toward cooperation on military space and missile-defense missions.
  • About 90 Colorado Springs representatives are in Huntsville, indicating a substantial civic and business outreach as the headquarters move to Alabama proceeds.

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