Reforms In Air Force Space Acquisition Showing Results 

The "back-to-basics" reforms adopted by the U.S. Air Force within the past year to overhaul how it develops satellite systems are starting to show positive results, the service's program executive officer (PEO) for space said. However, just as the issues that have plagued the space acquisition...

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