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"The following seven sections summarize selected programs ... more detailed data will be available in the SJB itself." |
The reference document for DoD space programs
will be the ODUSD(S)'s Space Justification Book (SJB),
being developed for the first time this year. That document will contain detailed
programmatic and budgetary information, up to the SECRET level, on space-related
programs grouped under eight Office of Management and Budget (OMB) program/budget categories.
A ninth category, Mapping, currently has no DoD funding. (Two additional categories,
Intelligence and Missile Defense, are managed by other government agencies.)There is no
explicit cross-walk between operational missions and specific DoD programs
as several mission objectives are or will be met by multiple and/or non-DoD space programs,
both domestic and foreign, and other mission objectives do not yet have programs in place
to achieve them.
The summary figure below and the more detailed figure on the next page
illustrate the mission-program correlation followed.
 This document complements the SJB by addressing, at the UNCLASSIFIED level, a few of the key DoD programs and functional areas whose issues and initiatives currently require focused management and planning at the Departmental level. The preceding sections have discussed the major organization, policy and activities that are driving the management of defense space. The following seven sections summarize selected programs and the information that supports those discussions; more detailed data will be available in the SJB itself. The programmatic information that follows is derived from the President's Budget for FY 1998 - 2003, and all funding is in current (i.e., then-year) dollars.
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