Space & Missile Defense Report
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UncategorizedBoeing Declines Divesting United Launch Alliance
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.—Boeing [BA] is not currently interested in divesting United Launch Alliance (ULA)–to Aerojet Rocketdyne [AJRD] or anyone else. “Divesting ULA is not in our thinking at this time,” […]
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UncategorizedHyten Warns Continuing Resolution Could Hold New Launch Vehicle Start
NATIONAL HARBOR, Md.–The Air Force’s effort to procure a next-generation rocket propulsion system would be put on hold if lawmakers can’t pass a fiscal year 2016 budget and, instead, pass […]
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UncategorizedCash Offer Could Make Rumored Aerojet-ULA Deal Legit, Executive Says
A cash offer, as opposed to stock, could make the rumored Aerojet Rocketdyne [AJRD] offer for United Launch Alliance (ULA) legitimate, according to a veteran industry executive. “I could see […]
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UncategorizedBlue Origin Accommodating Vulcan By Expanding BE-4 Production Capabilities
Blue Origin will expand its existing BE-4 engine production capability already established at its Kent, Wash.-development facility to accommodate the initial production rate needed for United Launch Alliance’s (ULA) next-generation […]
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UncategorizedFlorida ‘Years’ Away From Acquiring Shiloh Spaceport Property
The state of Florida is “years away” from acquiring a NASA-owned property located at Kennedy Space Center, Fla., (KSC) that would serve as its “holy grail” for attracting commercial space […]
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UncategorizedBoeing Taking Slow, But Steady, Approach To Commercial Crew Milestones
NASA KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. — Boeing [BA] is taking a slow, but steady, approach to achieving its NASA Commercial Crew milestones, despite being roughly two years behind rival Space […]
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UncategorizedMUOS-4 Navy Communications Satellite Successfully Launched
The Air Force and Navy successfully launched the Navy’s fourth in a new constellation of satellites designed for beyond-the-line-of-sight communications, the Air Force said Sept. 2. The Mobile User Objective […]
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UncategorizedULA Predicts Two Additional Launches Per Year Thanks To Off-Site Vertical Integration
United Launch Alliance (ULA) expects to produce two additional launches per year at Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, Fla., due to relocating some vertical integration procedures to a new facility […]
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UncategorizedSpaceX ‘Couple Of Months’ Away From Returning To Flight
Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) is spending more time than it originally envisioned to return to flight, which company CEO Gwynne Shotwell said Aug. 31 is a “couple of months” […]
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SMDR for Mon. Aug. 17, 2015
- Air Force Aims For Early AEHF-4 Satellite Launch
- NASA Pays Russia For More ISS Trips, Senate Passes Commercial Space Launch Bill
- Orbital ATK Focusing On December CRS Launch Due To Improving ISS Cargo Situation
- NASA About Six Months From Mars 2020 Rover PDR
- Air Force Insight Into Contractor Data Could Decline In EELV Competition, GAO Says
- MDA Performs Successful Aegis BMD Flight Test Events
- Raytheon Contemplating Facility Expansion To Accommodate Increased SM-6 Production Rate
- Japan Requests $1.5 Billion For Two DDG Aegis Destroyers
- Lockheed Martin, Raytheon Win MDA Multi-Object Kill Vehicle Contracts