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• [March 18, 2008]

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  • Navy Needs To Invest In ISR, Maintain ASW Advantages, CNO Says
  • Year-Old Coast Guard Acquisition Organization Continues To Progress, Commandant Says
  • AeroVironment Puma UAS Breaks Own Record At Nine Hours
  • Army, Marines, Offer Acquisition Plans On JLTV Effort
  • L-3 Acquires Australian Marine Firm
  • Boeing Updates Study On Fuel Savings Potential With 767
  • FCS Common Control Node Phase II Nears Completion
  • TSA Expanding Use of Canines For Air Cargo, Mass Transit Security
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  [March 18, 2008]

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  • White House Wants VH-71 Increment 2, But Redesign Will Lead To Cost Increase
  • Rockwell Collins To Acquire UAV Subsystem Supplier Athena Technologies
  • Army Orders 11 New Boeing Chinook Helicopters
  • Australia To Cancel Kaman Seasprite Helicopters
  • BAE To Sell Flight Systems Unit To Calspan
  • Boeing Reports Success In UAV Bio-Collection Tests
• [March 17, 2008]

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  • In The News
  • Contracts
  • GPS Block IIR-M Satellite Launched On Delta II From Cape Canaveral
  • Launches
  • NASA Science Missions, Like Space Hardware Programs, Short Of Funds; Experts Call For Raising Total NASA Outlays
  • Defense Secretary Gates, Secretary Of State Rice, Urge Russia To Tone Down Heated Rhetoric Against European Missile Defense System
  • After Years Of Difficult Designs And Development, A New American Spaceship Gains Metallic Reality
• [March 17, 2008]

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  • Note
  • White House Wants VH-71 Increment 2, But Redesign Will Lead To Cost Increase
  • Defense Watch
  • CBO, Navy Differ On Cost of Shipbuilding Plan
  • ICx Stock Price Tanks On Big Fourth Quarter Earnings Miss
  • SBSS Among Space Capabilities That Will Launch, Deploy In Next Two Years
  • Army Contract Seeks New Kinetic Missile Interceptor To Kill Rockets, Artillery
• [March 17, 2008]

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  • White House Wants VH-71 Increment 2, But Redesign Will Lead To Cost Increase
• [March 14, 2008]

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  • Independent Review Finds New Radiation Monitors Could Improve Container Screening
  • Australia To Cancel Kaman Seasprite Helicopters
  • Boeing To Protest Air Force Tanker Award To Northrop Grumman-EADS Team
  • BAE To Sell Flight Systems Unit To Calspan
  • L-1 Awarded Passport Card Work After State Withdraws It From GD
  • United States, Poland Outline Missile Defense Pact, But No Final Deal Set
  • Lockheed Martin To Provide Radars For Romania
• [March 14, 2008]

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  • United States, Poland Outline Missile Defense Pact, But No Final Deal Set
• [March 14, 2008]

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  • Navy Will Benefit From Northrop Grumman Shipyard Consolidation, Official Says
  • Murtha Points To Difficulties With Possibility of Skipping DDG-1000s
  • Major Defense Companies Get DARPA Contracts For Mini-Satellites
  • Army Funds Lockheed Demonstration of C-RAM System
  • Battelle Develops Breakthrough Composite Vehicle Armor System
• [March 13, 2008]

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  • Army, State Department, To Work Together On Stability Operations
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  [March 13, 2008]

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  • FCS Keeps Virtual Tabs On Far Flung Work
  • Biometrics Agency Soliciting For Technologies Ready For Demonstration
  • Independent Review Finds New Radiation Monitors Could Improve Container Screening
  • Northrop, Loral To Join In Seeking Government Satellite Contracts
  • IBM Protests FBI Biometric Award To Lockheed Martin
  • CBP, Boeing Officials Describe Project 28 Shortcomings, Lessons Learned
  • Lockheed Martin, Army CERDEC Sign ISR CRADA
  • Coast Guard Working To Assure Information Won’t Leak From
  • General Dynamics Awarded $40 Million Army Contract For Robotic Security Vehicles
  • Boeing Reports Success In UAV Bio-Collection Tests