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Building Partnerships: SSC International Affairs Offices Welcomes Korean, German Delegations


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EL SEGUNDO, CA – In a first for Space Systems Command (SSC), members of its International Affairs Office recently welcomed a team of space acquisition experts from the Republic of Korea’s Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA). Hosting distinguished visitors is key to SSC’s growing efforts to further current and forge new allied partnerships.
Members of the Korean Defense Acquisition Program Administration (DAPA) (from left to right) Lt. Col. Matt Getts, JUSMAG-Korea, Mr. Yongjun Noh, senior deputy director Satellite Program, Col. Hyunjin Park, DPA R&D Program team lead, Col. Michelle Idle, mobilization assistant to the commander, SSC, Dr. Steve Pluntze, executive director, SSC International Affairs  Office, Lt. Col. Jaeyong Lee, Satellite Program manager, and Mr. Hyunjong Kim, specialized official for the Satellite Program Management Office, during a visit to SSC Sept. 20-21. This was the first time a delegation from the Republic of Korea has visited SSC. (Photo by Jose Lou Hernandez, SSC)

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