The Los Angeles region has been home to military aerospace development since the Western Development Division, now known as SSC, was established in 1954.
Credit: U.S. Space Force
Driving south on North Douglas Street after entering El Segundo, California, it is clear that aerospace runs this town. Above the city’s Green Line light rail station sits a 30-ft. metal sculpture of a hand ready to let a paper airplane loose. The art, created by Daniel Martinez in 1995, is meant to...
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