We did not need another branch of the armed services and the funding it requires. Laughing it off was a polite dismissal, I would have been much harsher.
So, I actually think we probably did need another branch of the armed services to cover the 'space domain,' but the real problem is the conversation we're not having about how we prioritize security issues given limited resources. Instead, our strategy remains 'do everything.'
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The problem with leaving it to the other branches are twofold, first the issue of communicating between closely related functions in two branches that would otherwise be in completely different org charts and second, the issue of resource prioritization in branches that...
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...consider themselves to have very different missions. Convincing an Air Force that still sees itself being about fast jets and big bombs to invest more heavily into space (mostly in the form of guys at computers trying to keep satellites from being hacked) is a hard sell.
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