SSC Command Plan

The United States, its allies, partners, and all responsible space-faring entities enjoy the benefits of a stable and secure space domain. However, this domain is under threat from nations that are aggressively developing capabilities that put the stability and freedom of the space domain at risk.

Space Starts Here
The nation has entrusted and relied upon Space Systems Command (SSC) to continuously adapt, innovate, and deliver war-winning space capabilities for more than 70 years.

Our mission is to develop and field dominant space capabilities that protect our nation, enable our critical infrastructures, and fuel our economy.

Our vision is freedom for all to use space for the common good. We will outpace the threat now and into the future by advancing an expert workforce.

Space Systems Command (SSC) is actively committed to 3 Lines of Effort. Each is designed to improve the effectiveness of our workforce and ultimately the effectiveness of the space capabilities they develop and field.

Align and Prioritize Resources

Resource Immediate Mission Priorities
Build Right Command Structure
Establish Clear Roles, Responsibilities, and Authorities between SSC HQ and SBD 3
Create & Execute Methodology for Future Resourcing Decisions

Develop a World-Class Workforce

Reimagine Career Development Planning
Establish and Improve the Hybrid Workforce
Develop and Implement Innovative Workforce Training Plans
Build a Guardian Culture

Deepen Connection with Stakeholders

Mature Command Engagement Plans
Develop Engagement Products
Ensure Credible Follow-Through

SSC values its stakeholder network and recognizes that only together can we succeed in this era of Great Power Competition. SSC is committed to building transparent, successful, mutually reinforcing, and lasting relationships with all these stakeholders wherever and whenever our interests combine.

SSC Workforce
Capability Users
Host Facilities
National-Level Government
Partners
Industry & Industrial Base

Please take a moment to click this link, using a non government device, and share your thoughts about how Space Systems Command is performing for YOU. Your feedback will help us assess the quality of interactions and engagements in order to improve and inform future connection opportunities.

Commercial and industry partners, both global and domestic: Tell us how we can do better at plugging you into our mission capability plans and roadmaps. How can we work more closely to make a greater impact on outpacing the threat and improving readiness?

Current and potential SSC workforce: How can we better empower you to do BIG things? What would help you be more efficient or effective in your role and in supporting our mission to out-pacing our adversaries and deliver war-winning space capabilities?