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Results of a recent three-move space war game—conducted with the assistance of current and former senior State Department, NASA, intelligence, space industry, and Defense Department officials—suggest that space combat is unlikely to be waged only between dedicated military systems. Instead, many of the ground- and space-based threats the US and its allies face—including laser satellite trackers, commercial space surveillance systems, space debris-removing satellites, and refueling spacecraft—will have legitimate civilian uses but can be flipped to conduct military missions against critical, targeted satellites.

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