SCC’s first win was in 2005. A member of SCC’s team, then CEO of Global Enterprises, (GE) invented the CPRDACA. Signature members of this CPRDACA were: the Air Force, MIT and GE. Air Force and MIT agreed to cooperative participation in R&D of innovative technologies, and GE had exclusive rights to commercialize products and systems, that spin-out of the CPRDACA, into public and private applications. SCC’s second was in 2011. SCC’s strategies were referenced by the National Science Foundation’s “Innovation Corps.” SCC’s third was 2013. The Secretary of the Air Force directed that technologies developed by the Air Force be selected, transferred and commercialized into public and private applications, referencing SCC’s CPRDACA as a premier example of the commercialization agreement. SCC’s fourth was in 2018.