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Space Force Personal Statement

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My professional or technical qualifications and educational background include (include any directly related qualifications and education).

Emerging 21st century space domain and geopolitical conundrums will challenge U.S. Space Force leaders and capabilities. With the space domain now a contested warfighting domain, I feel that my warfighting Intelligence, Operations and Cyber capabilities, experience and skills are ideal to continue serve our nation in the U.S. Space Force. Unchallenged access to air or space and information domain challenges will require the highest level of excellence in leadership: the ability to take advantage of diversity in the force; the application of critical thinking as never before decision-making agility; as …show more content…

I have applied my learning to the job and routinely engaged in ever more challenging opportunities to improve myself professionally. I have learned communication and cultural diversity skills in several languages, and acquired a unique variety of global work experiences that gave me valuable insight into the environment in which the U.S. Space Force operates. I embrace change while looking for ways to integrate it with the missions of the organizations that I am committed to serving. Therefore, since my assignments with multiple combatant commands and agencies have all touched on adversarial China, Russia, North Korea, and Iran technological developments across multiple domains, I feel I have acquired the plurality of skills necessary to become an officer of the U.S. Space Force. I hold a Master's degree in Strategic Intelligence Sciences with a concentration in cyber studies from a top-tier university, which has provided me with a strong foundation in the principles of cyber offensive and defensive capabilities and the technical skills necessary to excel in this …show more content…

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I am requesting a transfer from the US Army Strategic Intelligence Corps to the US Space Force for several reasons. First and foremost, I am deeply passionate about space exploration and believe that the US Space Force represent the forefront of this exciting and rapidly evolving field. I am eager to contribute my skills and expertise to this mission, and I believe that my background in protecting and countering threats against U.S Defence technologies, scientific intellectual property, aerospace engineering and military leadership make me uniquely qualified to do so.

Furthermore, I believe that the US Space Forces offer a unique opportunity to work on cutting-edge technologies and to be part of a dynamic and innovative team that is dedicated to advancing the frontiers of unknown human knowledge. I am confident that my skills and experience will be a valuable asset to the US Space Forces, and I am eager to take on new challenges and opportunities in this exciting

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