The show will be a workplace comedy "centered around the people tasked with creating a sixth branch of the armed services," according to the streaming service.
Carell co-created the series and will executive produce, in addition to starring.
The project will reunite Carell with Greg Daniels, who adapted "The Office" for American television and served as executive producer.
Howard Klein, another "Office" alum, will also executive produce.
The series will mark Carell's first starring television role since "The Office," which ran for nine seasons on NBC.
Carell left that series, on which played hapless boss Michael Scott, in 2013.
In December, Trump ordered the creation of "Space Command," a move labeled by the administration as a precursor to the creation a US Space Force, a sixth branch of the armed forces.
Vice President Mike Pence has said they aim to "stand up the United States Space Force before the end of 2020."
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