An Army view of neutrality in space: legal options for space negation.(armed conflict and privately-owned satellites)

From: Air Force Law Review | Date: January 1, 2001| Author: Willson, David L. | Copyright information

DAVID L. WILLSON [*]

I. INTRODUCTION

Commanders do have options with regard to space control and denying the use of space to the enemy and those assisting the enemy. Because the gap between technology and the law has widened significantly in recent years, military attorneys who advise commanders on space matters have to step away from traditional thought processes and think "outside the box." This may involve looking back at some very old legal theories to en...

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