Nancy Gallagher

Assoc Research Dir at the Cntr for International & Security Affairs at the University of Maryland

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Associate Director for Research at the Center for International and Security Affairs at the University of Maryland, College Park; former Executive Director of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Task Force and arms-control specialist in the State Department

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Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years.

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Late on a Friday afternoon before the long, Columbus Day weekend, the White House released the first updated space policy in 10 years.

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