Trump Signs Decree to Establish US Space Academy and Honors Artemis-2 Crew
US President Donald Trump has signed a decree to establish a new US Space Academy aimed at training personnel for NASA, the private space industry, and the military. The Artemis-2 crew was also honored with Congressional Space Medals, emphasizing the US commitment to leading in space exploration.

President Trump announced the creation of the US Space Academy to develop the nation's talents in space and military applications. The academy's location is yet to be decided, and funding is contingent on Congressional approval.
The newly established institution will model after prestigious military academies like West Point. The Artemis-2 mission crew received Congressional Space Medals, signifying the highest civilian honor for astronauts.
The US aims for a manned moon landing by 2028, competing with China's plans for a lunar mission by 2030. The space sector faces a workforce shortage, complicating the establishment of the new academy amid high competition for skilled personnel.




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