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  From the Editor
  ASOR

  Letter from ASOR's lead editor

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  Outcompeting China in Latin America: A Top National Security Priority
  Brigadier General Sean M. Choquette, USAF and Senior Airman Steffanie G. Urbano, USAF

  In order to counter Beijing's rising tide in the USSOUTHCOM area of responsibility, the updated national security strategy should provide increased resources, funding, and operational capabilities to address this strategic competition.

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  Beyond the High Ground: A Taxonomy for Earth-Moon System Operations
  Adam P. Wilmer and Robert A. Bettinger

  Commercial and military international activities and threats to the planet itself are increasing across the entire earth-moon system. This reality requires a new taxonomy to accurately classify space domain awareness missions and better apply resources to and development of the same.

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  Space Force Culture: A Dialogue of Competing Traditions
  William D. Sanders

  Four historical cultural traditions exist in the Space Force: engineers, operators, integrators, and warfighters. This history has implications for service culture; Space Force leaders wanting to shape service culture should understand these traditions at work today.

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  USINDOPACOM’s IAMD Vision 2028: Integrated Deterrence toward a Free and Open Indo-Pacific
  Lynn Savage

  The US Indo-Pacific Command's Integrated Air and Missile Defense Vision 2028 represents an innovative leap forward in integrated air and missile defense, supporting the United States and its Allies and partners as they maintain competitive advantage in the Indo-Pacific region.

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  Decision Superiority: ABMS and the USAF Digital C2 Revolution
  Christophe Piubeni and Dan Gottrich

  Current US military platforms are insufficient to combat developing adversary AI and machine-learning technological innovations. The USAF Air Battle Management System answers the challenge, delivering multidomain data capabilities to digitally connect the Joint Force across all domains.

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  Albanian C3 in the Postcommunist Era
  Sokol Thana

  The Albanian army experienced a radical change in C3 after the fall of Communism as it sought to advance significant changes required by various Western security organizations. Albania’s experience reveals lessons and competitive advantages for countries experience similar changes. 

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