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Trump to announce Space Command headquarters moving to Alabama, sources say

by Jennifer Jacobs Aaron Navarro
September 2, 2025
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Trump to announce Space Command headquarters moving to Alabama, sources say

President Trump is expected to announce Tuesday afternoon that U.S. Space Command headquarters is moving from Colorado Springs, Colorado, to Huntsville, Alabama, according to a U.S. official and two sources familiar with the planning. 

Mr. Trump signed an executive order in 2018 reestablishing U.S. Space Command, after it had been absorbed in 2002 into U.S. Strategic Command.

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Its main goal is to find ways to defend U.S. interests in space, especially the constellations of satellites that U.S. ground, sea and air forces rely on for navigation, communications and surveillance. 

In 2023, then-President Joe Biden had decided to keep Space Command headquarters at Peterson Space Force Base in Colorado Springs, overturning Mr. Trump’s first-term decision to move it to Alabama.

Biden had been convinced by the head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, that moving its headquarters would jeopardize military readiness. But Air Force leadership studied the issue and argued in favor of moving it to Huntsville, Alabama.

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