Abstract
Not only will space become an even more important domain of military capability in the future, it will be an increasingly crowded arena. Britain's space strategy has lagged behind those of its allies, with the UK reliant on foreign capability for mission-critical tasks such as satellite imagery and positioning. Despite the era of budget austerity, John B Sheldon argues that the time has come for a thorough rethink of British priorities in space.
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