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Astronaut Mark Kelly Calls Trump's Space Force "Dumb"

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President Donald Trump has plans to create a Space Force, a sixth branch of the military. On Tuesday, Vice President Mike Pence set a deadline for the creation of the Space Force. "Our administration will soon take action to implement these recommendations with the objective of establishing the United States Department of the Space Force by the year 2020." Mike Pence A Space Force cannot be created without the approval of Congress.

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