U.S. Space Force to start accepting applications May 1
The Space Force has to start planning its future, said Chief Master Sgt. Roger Towberman. WASHINGTON — The U.S. Space Force next month will start accepting applications from current military service members who are interested in moving over to the new space branch. The initial window for applicants starts May 1 and only lasts for 30 days, officials said April 16 during a town hall event live streamed on Facebook. The timeline seems fast, but it’s necessary so the Space Force can start planning its future, said Chief Master Sgt. Roger Towberman. Towberman on April 3 was sworn in as the top enlisted leader of the U.S. Space Force. During the town hall forum, Towberman and Chief of Space Operations Gen. John Raymond answered questions on a range of topics, mostly on administrative and personnel issues. Transferring to the Space Force in entirely voluntary, Raymond said. The Space Force anticipates that current airmen working as space operators or in other space-related jobs will
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