Bell Space Center

The Carl C. Bell Space Center is the center for spaceflight research, training, and mission control for the USSA. It was named in honor of Carl Bell, the first American in space and the first human to die in orbit.
==Background==
Consisting of around 100 buildings in eastern Texas, the Carl Bell Space Center was established as the heart of the US space program after a merger between the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) and Army Ballistic Missile Agency (ABMA) into the United States Space Administration. It was the main facility for the Valiant program that put the first humans on the Moon, and remains the USSA's prime research, training, and testing facility up to 2077.