Keeping the National Air and Space Intelligence Center organizationally separate from the rest of the Air Force's intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance enterprise is not expected to negatively affect the agency's work, according to a service spokeswoman. The comment comes after Congress dropped legislation from the fiscal year 2015 Defense Authorization Act, signed into law Dec. 19, that would have directed the service to develop a plan to keep the organization aligned under the Headquarters Air Staff with direct reporting through...
