If we think about the militarization of space, you're 6 decades behind the times. Space has always been militarized! We've ran spy satellites since the 60s, a

If we think about the militarization of space, you're 6 decades behind the times. Space has always been militarized! We've ran spy satellites since the 60s, and missile detection satellites after.. Most leading space-faring nations have also tested satellites that are technically dual use - one man's repair mission is another woman's satellite destruction capability. As well, of course, the Anti-satellite weaponry...The DoD is a big user of SATCOM, and GPS of course, is all about military targeting and coordinates. Every weather satellite likewise is also an incredibly useful data provider for planning air operation campaigns, and an integral part of battle planning. Mix that with terrestrial and in-situ data sources, both classified, and unclassified, and you have understanding of the potential great levels of detail useful for the military.