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Space Force Association
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Space Force Association
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ussfa.org
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2020
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The Space Force Association (SFA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional military association headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, founded in 2020 shortly after the establishment of the U.S. Space Force in December 2019. Its mission is to achieve superior national space power by shaping a Space Force that provides credible deterrence, dominant capability in combat, and professional services for partners. SFA executes three core functions: Research (independent space-domain solutions through member and partner expertise), Inform (multimedia programming to expand spacepower literacy), and Advocate (pursuing policies and budgets that sustain U.S. and allied space leadership).

SFA's product portfolio is centered on community, content, and convening rather than technology. Flagship offerings include the annual Spacepower Conference, the Spacepower Podcast, SFA Magazine, scholarship programs, the Space Force Cadet Corps youth initiative, the "Acquiring Minds" educational series with Space Systems Command, and — most recently — the National Spacepower Center, a think tank launched in December 2025 to produce policy research, tabletop exercises, and legislative recommendations. The organization is supported by nine U.S. regional chapters (Alabama, Arizona, New England-Boston, Colorado, DC, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Western Region) and a global arm, SFA International.

Commercially, SFA generates revenue through individual memberships ($35/year), corporate memberships and sponsorships (pricing not publicly disclosed), donations and grants, and conference-related income. Its customer base spans active-duty Guardians, U.S. Space Force civilians and reservists, defense contractors and space-industry firms, students and early-career professionals, and U.S. and allied policymakers. Recent strategic actions include the December 2025 launches of the National Spacepower Center and SFA International, and the appointments of Damon Feltman as President/CEO and Abi Scott as COO.

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The Space Force Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional military association serving U.S. Space Force Guardians, defense contractors, students, and policymakers through conferences, publications, chapters, advocacy, and policy research via the National Spacepower Center.

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HeadquartersColorado Springs, United States
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Keyword5 values
professional military association, space advocacy services, defense policy research, military membership programs, spacepower education
Industry1 code
1International Science, Technology & Space Cooperation Organizations
CodeBPADAAAKPrimaryYes
NAICS code3 codes
  • Business Associations81391
  • Professional Organizations81392
  • Space Research and Technology9271
SIC code2 codes
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
  • International Affairs9721
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Professional Military Association Services
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Revenue model3 records
1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

SFA generates revenue through individual, corporate, and student membership fees. Individual membership is available for $35/year, with corporate membership providing additional sponsorship and partnership benefits.

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2Corporate Membership and Sponsorships
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Corporate members pay for tiered membership levels that provide networking, sponsorship, and partnership opportunities with the Space Force community.

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3Donations and Grants
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

As a 501(c)(3) organization, SFA accepts charitable donations and potentially grants to support its research, advocacy, and educational programs.

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Pricing details1 tier
1Individual Membership - $35/year
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Individual membership available for $35/year as stated on the SFA website. Provides access to networking, programs, and member benefits.

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B2B and B2C
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Brand1 of 4 records shown
1National Spacepower Center
Description

A think tank and research center designed to bridge knowledge gaps among policymakers, private industry and military officials about the role of space in national security and economic growth.

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Space Force Association (SFA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional military association that serves as the exclusive membership, advocacy, and education organization supporting the U.S. Space Force, its Guardians, and the broader spacepower community. SFA sells individual, corporate, and student memberships; hosts the annual Spacepower Conference; publishes the SFA Magazine and Spacepower Podcast; operates the National Spacepower Center think tank; and runs scholarship, youth, and recognition programs.

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  • SFA chapters established across 9 U.S. regions
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The Space Force Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional military association dedicated to achieving superior national space power by shaping a Space Force that provides credible deterrence in competition, dominant capability in combat, and professional services for all partners. Rather than a unified software platform, SFA operates as a membership-based organization offering programs and services including the annual Spacepower Conference, the Spacepower Podcast interview series, SFA Magazine publication, the National Spacepower Center think tank, scholarship programs, Space Force Cadet Corps youth initiative, and Acquiring Minds educational series. SFA serves individual and corporate members through local chapters nationwide, focusing on research, advocacy, and informing policy related to U.S. spacepower.

Product and service7 records
1Individual Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Annual individual membership ($35/year) providing Guardians, military personnel, civilians, and individuals access to SFA networking events, advocacy programs, member publications, and chapter participation.

2Corporate Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Tiered corporate membership for defense contractors, space industry companies, and allied organizations providing networking, sponsorship, partnership opportunities, and engagement with the Space Force community. Pricing is quote-based.

3Student Membership
CategoryMembership
Description

Membership tier for students pursuing space-related education and early-career professionals.

4Spacepower Conference
CategoryEvent / Conference
Description

Annual flagship conference (SPC25 held December 8-13, 2025 in Orlando; SPC26 planned) bringing together U.S. Space Force officials, allied partners, defense contractors, and space professionals for networking, strategic discussions, and policy development.

5National Spacepower Center
CategoryResearch / Think Tank
Description

Think tank and research center conducting policy research, hosting tabletop exercises and war games, and producing recommendations to inform lawmakers on space-related legislation and budget allocations.

6Scholarship Programs
CategoryEducation Program
Description

Scholarship initiatives supporting students pursuing careers in space-related fields and supporting the Space Force community.

7Space Force Cadet Corps
CategoryYouth Education Program
Description

Youth program aimed at educating and engaging youth in space concepts and potential future careers in the Space Force.

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Partnership7 partners
1National Spacepower Center
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-11
Description

SFA announced the creation of the National Spacepower Center at the Spacepower 2025 conference. The Center is a think tank and research center designed to bridge knowledge gaps among policymakers, private industry, and military officials about the role of space in national security and economic growth. It will conduct policy research, host tabletop exercises and war games, and produce recommendations to inform lawmakers on space-related legislation and budget allocations.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-01-31
Description

SFA collaborated with S.T.A.R.S. VR and Unity to develop the 'S.T.A.R.S. Mission Builder' - a comprehensive mission builder platform leveraging S.T.A.R.S. IP. This project enables educators, space industry professionals and Space Force personnel to create their own S.T.A.R.S. missions with an accessible suite of tools.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2023-01-31
Description

Unity, the world's leading end-to-end platform for content creators, partnered with SFA and S.T.A.R.S. VR to provide RT3D development platform support for the S.T.A.R.S. Mission Builder project.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2022-07-19
Description

SFA reached a Membership Partner agreement with AUSA to provide their respective members with additional benefits, networking, professional development, advocacy programs and more. Both organizations' members enjoy privileges of both organizations including magazines, training, discounts and other services.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SFA partnered with Space Systems Command on the 'Acquiring Minds' series - an information series that breaks down how the capabilities acquired by SSC are empowering the Nation's warfighters, contributing to lethality, and keeping the homeland safe.

Strategic tierMinorTypeOthers
Description

LMI, a government consulting firm specializing in national security space challenges, has been a Platinum Corporate Member of SFA since 2021. Steve Anderson, National Director of Membership for SFA, is a Principal at LMI.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

SFA International facilitates global partnerships bringing together military leaders, industry professionals, and policymakers to support both defense and civilian space missions. Dr. Manjit Pope serves as President of SFA International and Chief Strategy Officer.

Recent move7 records

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

AFA is the longstanding professional military association supporting the U.S. Air Force and Space Force with advocacy, publications (Air & Space Forces Magazine), conferences, and a large membership base. It is SFA's most direct comparability as it serves the same Guardian and space community, though with a broader Air Force scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

NDIA is the leading defense industry association representing thousands of corporate members across the defense supply chain, including space. It mirrors SFA's corporate membership and policy advocacy model at a much larger scale across all defense domains.

TypeDirect peer
Description

CSF is an industry association representing commercial space companies, providing policy advocacy and industry coordination on national security space issues. It is a comparable peer in space-policy advocacy and corporate-membership economics, though focused on commercial rather than military space.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

MOAA is the largest military officer association with hundreds of thousands of members across all service branches. It is comparable as a professional military association providing advocacy, benefits, and publications — though its scope spans all services rather than focusing on space.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

INSA is a nonprofit membership alliance connecting industry, academia, and government in the intelligence and national security community. It is comparable in membership model and policy advocacy mission, though it spans the broader national security ecosystem rather than focusing on space.

TypeEmerging player
Description

The Planetary Society is the world's largest nonprofit space advocacy organization, with a member-driven model funding space science, exploration, and policy advocacy. It is comparable in nonprofit membership and space-advocacy structure, though it focuses on civilian exploration rather than national security space.

TypeRegional player
Description

Space Center Houston is the official visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center and a leading space-education nonprofit. It is comparable as a space-focused nonprofit running educational programming and public engagement, though it focuses on NASA civilian space rather than military spacepower.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AIA represents the major U.S. aerospace and defense manufacturers and is a leading voice on national security space policy. It is comparable in policy advocacy and corporate-membership structure, with much larger institutional footprint and broader defense scope.

TypeDirect peer
Description

SIA is a trade association representing satellite operators, manufacturers, and service providers, advocating for commercial satellite policy. It is comparable as a space-focused membership organization that engages both industry and government stakeholders on space policy.

TypeDirect peer
Description

AUSA is the professional association for the U.S. Army and is an established membership partner of SFA, offering member cross-benefits. While Army-focused, it competes for the same military member wallet share and operates similar conferences, publications, and chapter programs.

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Space Force Association

Professional Military Association Servicesussfa.org

The Space Force Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional military association serving U.S. Space Force Guardians, defense contractors, students, and policymakers through conferences, publications, chapters, advocacy, and policy research via the National Spacepower Center.

What Space Force Association does

The Space Force Association (SFA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional military association headquartered in Colorado Springs, Colorado, founded in 2020 shortly after the establishment of the U.S. Space Force in December 2019. Its mission is to achieve superior national space power by shaping a Space Force that provides credible deterrence, dominant capability in combat, and professional services for partners. SFA executes three core functions: Research (independent space-domain solutions through member and partner expertise), Inform (multimedia programming to expand spacepower literacy), and Advocate (pursuing policies and budgets that sustain U.S. and allied space leadership).

SFA's product portfolio is centered on community, content, and convening rather than technology. Flagship offerings include the annual Spacepower Conference, the Spacepower Podcast, SFA Magazine, scholarship programs, the Space Force Cadet Corps youth initiative, the "Acquiring Minds" educational series with Space Systems Command, and — most recently — the National Spacepower Center, a think tank launched in December 2025 to produce policy research, tabletop exercises, and legislative recommendations. The organization is supported by nine U.S. regional chapters (Alabama, Arizona, New England-Boston, Colorado, DC, Florida, Michigan, Texas, Western Region) and a global arm, SFA International.

Commercially, SFA generates revenue through individual memberships ($35/year), corporate memberships and sponsorships (pricing not publicly disclosed), donations and grants, and conference-related income. Its customer base spans active-duty Guardians, U.S. Space Force civilians and reservists, defense contractors and space-industry firms, students and early-career professionals, and U.S. and allied policymakers. Recent strategic actions include the December 2025 launches of the National Spacepower Center and SFA International, and the appointments of Damon Feltman as President/CEO and Abi Scott as COO.

Space Force Association firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Space Force Association
Legal name
Space Force Association
Website
https://ussfa.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2020
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
The Space Force Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional military association serving U.S. Space Force Guardians, defense contractors, students, and policymakers through conferences, publications, chapters, advocacy, and policy research via the National Spacepower Center.
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Space Force Association industry classification

Industry
Product category
Professional Military Association Services
NAICS
Business Associations (81391), Professional Organizations (81392), Space Research and Technology (9271)
SIC
Services-Membership Organizations (8600), International Affairs (9721)
akta.pro primary industry
International Science, Technology & Space Cooperation Organizations (BPADAAAK)

Keywords

  • Professional military association
  • Space advocacy services
  • Defense policy research
  • Military membership programs
  • Spacepower education

Where Space Force Association is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Colorado Springs
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

Space Force Association business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B and B2C
Offering type
Services
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: SFA generates revenue through individual, corporate, and student membership fees. Individual membership is available for $35/year, with corporate membership providing additional sponsorship and partnership benefits.
  2. Corporate Membership and Sponsorships: Corporate members pay for tiered membership levels that provide networking, sponsorship, and partnership opportunities with the Space Force community.
  3. Donations and Grants: As a 501(c)(3) organization, SFA accepts charitable donations and potentially grants to support its research, advocacy, and educational programs.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualIndividual Membership - $35/year

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels3 records

Marketing channels7 records

Space Force Association product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Space Force Association (SFA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional military association that serves as the exclusive membership, advocacy, and education organization supporting the U.S. Space Force, its Guardians, and the broader spacepower community. SFA sells individual, corporate, and student memberships; hosts the annual Spacepower Conference; publishes the SFA Magazine and Spacepower Podcast; operates the National Spacepower Center think tank; and runs scholarship, youth, and recognition programs.

Product overview

The Space Force Association is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional military association dedicated to achieving superior national space power by shaping a Space Force that provides credible deterrence in competition, dominant capability in combat, and professional services for all partners. Rather than a unified software platform, SFA operates as a membership-based organization offering programs and services including the annual Spacepower Conference, the Spacepower Podcast interview series, SFA Magazine publication, the National Spacepower Center think tank, scholarship programs, Space Force Cadet Corps youth initiative, and Acquiring Minds educational series. SFA serves individual and corporate members through local chapters nationwide, focusing on research, advocacy, and informing policy related to U.S. spacepower.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • National Spacepower Center: A think tank and research center designed to bridge knowledge gaps among policymakers, private industry and military officials about the role of space in national security and economic growth.
  • Spacepower Conference
  • Spacepower Podcast
  • Acquiring Minds

Products and services

  • Individual Membership Annual individual membership ($35/year) providing Guardians, military personnel, civilians, and individuals access to SFA networking events, advocacy programs, member publications, and chapter participation.
  • Corporate Membership Tiered corporate membership for defense contractors, space industry companies, and allied organizations providing networking, sponsorship, partnership opportunities, and engagement with the Space Force community. Pricing is quote-based.
  • Student Membership Membership tier for students pursuing space-related education and early-career professionals.
  • Spacepower Conference Annual flagship conference (SPC25 held December 8-13, 2025 in Orlando; SPC26 planned) bringing together U.S. Space Force officials, allied partners, defense contractors, and space professionals for networking, strategic discussions, and policy development.
  • National Spacepower Center Think tank and research center conducting policy research, hosting tabletop exercises and war games, and producing recommendations to inform lawmakers on space-related legislation and budget allocations.
  • Scholarship Programs Scholarship initiatives supporting students pursuing careers in space-related fields and supporting the Space Force community.
  • Space Force Cadet Corps Youth program aimed at educating and engaging youth in space concepts and potential future careers in the Space Force.

Quantifiable outcome

  • SFA chapters established across 9 U.S. regions
  • +2 more outcomes

Companies that use Space Force Association

Customer profile

Named customers3 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Space Force Association technology and API

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • National Spacepower CentercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 December 2025SFA announced the creation of the National Spacepower Center at the Spacepower 2025 conference. The Center is a think tank and research center designed to bridge knowledge gaps among policymakers, private industry, and military officials about the role of space in national security and economic growth. It will conduct policy research, host tabletop exercises and war games, and produce recommendations to inform lawmakers on space-related legislation and budget allocations.
  • S.T.A.R.S. VRminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 January 2023SFA collaborated with S.T.A.R.S. VR and Unity to develop the 'S.T.A.R.S. Mission Builder' - a comprehensive mission builder platform leveraging S.T.A.R.S. IP. This project enables educators, space industry professionals and Space Force personnel to create their own S.T.A.R.S. missions with an accessible suite of tools.
  • UnityminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 31 January 2023Unity, the world's leading end-to-end platform for content creators, partnered with SFA and S.T.A.R.S. VR to provide RT3D development platform support for the S.T.A.R.S. Mission Builder project.
  • Association of the United States Army (AUSA)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 19 July 2022SFA reached a Membership Partner agreement with AUSA to provide their respective members with additional benefits, networking, professional development, advocacy programs and more. Both organizations' members enjoy privileges of both organizations including magazines, training, discounts and other services.
  • Space Systems Command (SSC)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSFA partnered with Space Systems Command on the 'Acquiring Minds' series - an information series that breaks down how the capabilities acquired by SSC are empowering the Nation's warfighters, contributing to lethality, and keeping the homeland safe.
  • LMIminorOthersLMI, a government consulting firm specializing in national security space challenges, has been a Platinum Corporate Member of SFA since 2021. Steve Anderson, National Director of Membership for SFA, is a Principal at LMI.
  • SFA InternationalcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSFA International facilitates global partnerships bringing together military leaders, industry professionals, and policymakers to support both defense and civilian space missions. Dr. Manjit Pope serves as President of SFA International and Chief Strategy Officer.

Scale indicators3 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Space Force Association competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Air & Space Forces Association (AFA): AFA is the longstanding professional military association supporting the U.S. Air Force and Space Force with advocacy, publications (Air & Space Forces Magazine), conferences, and a large membership base. It is SFA's most direct comparability as it serves the same Guardian and space community, though with a broader Air Force scope.
  • National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA): NDIA is the leading defense industry association representing thousands of corporate members across the defense supply chain, including space. It mirrors SFA's corporate membership and policy advocacy model at a much larger scale across all defense domains.
  • Commercial Spaceflight Federation (CSF): CSF is an industry association representing commercial space companies, providing policy advocacy and industry coordination on national security space issues. It is a comparable peer in space-policy advocacy and corporate-membership economics, though focused on commercial rather than military space.
  • Satellite Industry Association (SIA): SIA is a trade association representing satellite operators, manufacturers, and service providers, advocating for commercial satellite policy. It is comparable as a space-focused membership organization that engages both industry and government stakeholders on space policy.
  • Association of the United States Army (AUSA): AUSA is the professional association for the U.S. Army and is an established membership partner of SFA, offering member cross-benefits. While Army-focused, it competes for the same military member wallet share and operates similar conferences, publications, and chapter programs.

Broad incumbents

  • Military Officers Association of America (MOAA): MOAA is the largest military officer association with hundreds of thousands of members across all service branches. It is comparable as a professional military association providing advocacy, benefits, and publications — though its scope spans all services rather than focusing on space.
  • Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA): INSA is a nonprofit membership alliance connecting industry, academia, and government in the intelligence and national security community. It is comparable in membership model and policy advocacy mission, though it spans the broader national security ecosystem rather than focusing on space.
  • Aerospace Industries Association (AIA): AIA represents the major U.S. aerospace and defense manufacturers and is a leading voice on national security space policy. It is comparable in policy advocacy and corporate-membership structure, with much larger institutional footprint and broader defense scope.

Emerging players

  • Planetary Society: The Planetary Society is the world's largest nonprofit space advocacy organization, with a member-driven model funding space science, exploration, and policy advocacy. It is comparable in nonprofit membership and space-advocacy structure, though it focuses on civilian exploration rather than national security space.

Regional players

  • Space Center Houston: Space Center Houston is the official visitor center of NASA's Johnson Space Center and a leading space-education nonprofit. It is comparable as a space-focused nonprofit running educational programming and public engagement, though it focuses on NASA civilian space rather than military spacepower.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

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Frequently asked questions about Space Force Association

What does Space Force Association do?

Space Force Association (SFA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit professional military association that serves as the exclusive membership, advocacy, and education organization supporting the U.S. Space Force, its Guardians, and the broader spacepower community. SFA sells individual, corporate, and student memberships; hosts the annual Spacepower Conference; publishes the SFA Magazine and Spacepower Podcast; operates the National Spacepower Center think tank; and runs scholarship, youth, and recognition programs.

Is Space Force Association a public or private company?

Space Force Association is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Space Force Association founded?

Space Force Association was founded in 2020. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Space Force Association based?

Space Force Association is headquartered in Colorado Springs, United States, in the North America region.

How does Space Force Association make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are corporate Membership and Sponsorships and donations and Grants.

Who are Space Force Association's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Air & Space Forces Association (AFA), National Defense Industrial Association (NDIA), Commercial Spaceflight Federation (CSF), Satellite Industry Association (SIA) and Association of the United States Army (AUSA). Broad incumbents are Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) and Aerospace Industries Association (AIA). Planetary Society is listed as an emerging player. Space Center Houston is listed as a regional player.

Does Space Force Association have an API?

No public API is recorded for Space Force Association.

What industry is Space Force Association in?

Space Force Association's product category is Professional Military Association Services. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPADAAAK, International Science, Technology & Space Cooperation Organizations. Its NAICS code is 81391 and its SIC code is 8600.

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EIN PresswireSpace Force Association Partners with True Victory to Launch Official SFA StoreThe Space Force Association partnered with veteran-owned sportswear brand True Victory to launch the official SFA Store, offering activewear for Guardians and supporters. Proceeds from purchases directly support SFA programs and advocacy. The store is available at ussfa.org/sfa-store.Tech TimesSenate’s 90-6 CR Freezes Space Force Satellites, Denies War Munitions AuthorityThe U.S. Senate voted 90-6 to pass a continuing resolution funding the federal government through December 11, 2026, averting a shutdown before the FY2027 deadline, but the bill freezes Space Force satellite programs at FY2026 levels, creating a $6.4 billion funding gap across three missile warning constellation programs. The CR also denies the Pentagon's requests for special authority to obligate funding on five munitions programs being depleted in the ongoing Iran war, exposing the government to cancellation liabilities under multiyear procurement contracts with defense contractors. The House and Senate must reconcile competing CR versions by September 30, with cybersecurity authority extensions for two federal laws set to expire being a key negotiating point.SpaceNewsInside the effort to show Congress what war in space looks likeThe Space Force Association developed the National Spacepower Center, an industry-backed simulation and education center designed to help Congress and the public understand military space operations, demonstrating its first integrated prototype on July 21 at Sedaro's offices in Arlington, Virginia. The prototype simulated a 'space dogfighting' scenario involving an adversary spacecraft approaching a U.S. missile-tracking satellite, illustrating how orbital mechanics and confrontations unfold differently from traditional air combat. The project remains an unfunded association initiative with no permanent location or official Space Force sponsorship, though service leaders are evaluating potential applications for strategic education, mission analysis, and acquisition.EIN PresswireNational Spacepower Center Consortium Presents First Integrated Pilot Demonstration to U.S. Space Force LeadershipOn July 21, 2026, the National Spacepower Center consortium presented its first integrated pilot demonstration to U.S. Space Force leaders at Sedaro's offices in Arlington, Virginia. The demonstration combined orbital data, simulation, command-and-control software, and visualization to show space warfare consequences. Leaders provided feedback to refine the environment and develop additional scenarios.Federal News NetworkAir Force, Space Force network lockouts hit troops and civiliansThe U.S. Air Force and Space Force are experiencing widespread network lockouts affecting tens of thousands of troops and civilians due to aggressive cybersecurity software updates and quarantine protocols. These disruptions have caused operational delays, including impacts on travel plans and classroom activities, as employees struggle to comply with mandatory patching schedules. The Department of the Air Force attributes the issue to routine security maintenance but declined to provide specific figures on affected devices or restoration timelines.EIN PresswireSpace Force Association Joins as Supporting Organization for the 2026 Texas Space SummitThe Space Force Association will join as a supporting organization for the 2026 Texas Space Summit, held September 21-23 in San Antonio. The summit convenes industry executives, government leaders, and contractors to advance national security space priorities. SFA will help strengthen engagement on collaboration between government and industry.EIN PresswireSFA Secures Exclusive Interview with Chief of Space Operations on Objective Force, Future Operating EnvironmentSFA released an exclusive interview with Space Force Chief of Space Operations Gen. B. Chance Saltzman on the service's Objective Force 2040 and Future Operating Environment 2040, unveiled at the 41st Space Symposium. Saltzman said the documents are a starting point, not the answer, and the interview highlights a shift toward collaborative industry partnerships.EIN PresswireDamon Feltman named Space Force Association’s new President and CEO at Spacepower Conference 2025Damon Feltman was named president and CEO of the Space Force Association at the Spacepower Conference 2025. He will lead the association's growth, focusing on supporting the Space Force and its Guardians. Feltman, a retired Air Force general, will succeed founder Col. Bill Woolf, who will remain on the board.PR NewswireArcfield's Orion Space Solutions Receives Space Force Association Engineering and Space Technology Award for OrbitIQ™ at Spacepower Conference 2025Arcfield's subsidiary Orion Space Solutions received the Space Force Association's Engineering and Space Technology Award for OrbitIQ at the Spacepower Conference 2025 in Orlando, Florida. OrbitIQ is a next-generation orbital intelligence and conjunction analysis capability that advances space domain awareness through high-fidelity modeling, strengthens mission assurance, and reduces satellite operator burden. Kevin Kelly, Arcfield's chairman and CEO, emphasized the technology's importance for national security as the orbital environment grows more complex with speed, congestion, and global competition.WashingtontimesNewly minted National Spacepower Center to be hub of space innovation, education, policy researchSpace Force Association leaders announced during the Spacepower 2025 conference in Orlando the creation of the National Spacepower Center, a new think tank and research center designed to bridge knowledge gaps among policymakers, private industry and military officials about the role of space in national security and economic growth. The center will conduct policy research, host tabletop exercises and war games, and produce recommendations to inform lawmakers on space-related legislation and budget allocations. The announcement comes as U.S. adversaries, notably Russia and China, are advancing commercial and military space capabilities, including nuclear-armed anti-satellite weapons and systems designed to disrupt U.S. communications, intelligence, and missile warning infrastructure.