Instead of creating a Space National Guard, the White House's statement calls for a new management structure within the existing Space Force that could achieve some of the same goals that a Space National Guard would, namely creating flexibility for Space Force Guardians to more easily move between full- and part-time service. "The Administration continues to strongly oppose the creation of a Space National Guard," the White House's statement reads, urging Congress "not to create a new bureaucracy with far-reaching and enduring implications and expense." On Monday (July 10), the Executive Office of the President of the United States issued a statement that argues against the creation of a Space Force element of the National Guard. Now the White House has voiced its opposition. But the push has yet to receive enough support to make it into law.
Several lawmakers in Congress have previously proposed the idea of creating a Space National Guard to provide part-time forces to bolster Space Force personnel numbers. Currently, the Army and the Air Force have National Guard reserve components, but the U.S. The National Guard is also used within the United States to respond to domestic emergencies such as natural disasters. National Guard is a military reserve force made up of part-time members who hold civilian jobs but can be called up to full-time service when needed. The office of United States President Joe Biden has voiced opposition to the creation of a Space National Guard. Military personnel in uniform raise their right hands to take the oath of office officially transferring from the United State Air Force to the United States Space Force
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