Alexander Jehle

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Alexander Jehle is a leading researcher in space logistics, in-space servicing, and military space operations, with a focus on advancing the United States Space Force’s (USSF) strategic capabilities. His most cited work, "Technologies Needed to Support Space Servicing, Mobility, and Logistics (SML) at the United States Space Force (USSF)" (2024), has garnered 2 citations and outlines a visionary 2030 roadmap for space logistics. In this paper, Jehle highlights the collaborative efforts of the USSF’s Pervasive Capability Collaboration Teams (CCTs) and the Space Access, Mobility & Logistics (SAML) CCT to develop critical in-space capabilities, including servicing, mobility, and logistics (SML) infrastructure. His research bridges the gap between current technological limitations and future operational needs, emphasizing the importance of autonomous systems, refueling, and repair technologies for sustained space presence. Jehle’s contributions are pivotal for students and researchers interested in the intersection of space policy, engineering, and defense, offering a practical framework for achieving long-term space sustainability and military readiness. His work underscores the growing importance of logistics in space exploration and security.