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Colonel Meredith S. Beg is the Deputy Director of Operations, Servicing and Maneuver, Space Systems Command, Patrick Space Force Base, FL. In this roll, she’s responsible for developing the On-Orbit Service and Maneuver Program of Record for the United States Space Force. Colonel Beg also assists with team integration for space mobility plans, policy, requirements and capabilities to rapidly launch, sustain and reconstitute USSF space assets across a ~$67B portfolio encompassing 10,000+ personnel across two Services, 9 operating locations, 2 space and launch ranges, 3 tracking sites, and supports 100+ mission partner organizations.
Colonel Beg was commissioned in the Air Force in 2001 after completing Officer Training School at Maxwell AFB, AL and transferred to the Space Force in July 2021. Before assuming her current position, Colonel Beg was the Senior Executive Officer to the Director of Staff, United States Space Force, Pentagon, Washington, DC, where she led the executive support for the Director (Lt Gen), Deputy (SES), 3 Deputies (Cols/GS-15) and the 30-person Space Staff Director of Staff.
She was the Falcon Launch Vehicle Materiel Leader, serving as the chief Air Force engineer responsible for validating the nation’s recently added spacelift fleet was ready and capable of delivering critical national security satellites into orbit. She blazed the trail for use of previously-flown hardware in the National Security Space Launch program by validating the hardware and processes for the Falcon booster met Department of Defense requirements. Colonel Beg also served as the Commander, 2nd Range Operations Squadron, Vandenberg AFB, California, where she commanded 17 officers, 11 enlisted and 46 civilians; overseeing 500+ contractors and over 99,000 acres of range assets.
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