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• [April 2, 2008]

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  • Northrop Grumman Awards Bath Iron Works Construction Work On LPD-24
  • Kehler: TSAT Study To Go To Lawmakers In Spring
  • BAE Systems To Produce More M777A2 Howitzers
  • Obering: Next Budget May Bolster Sea-Based, Land-Mobile Missile Interceptors
  • USSOCOM Plans Industry Conference Next Month
  • General Dynamics, Part of Lockheed Martin JTRS AMF Team, Plans Work
  • DHS Still Needs To Get S&T Priorities Right, Langevin Says
  • NNSA Calls On Corps of Engineers To Manage Big Plutonium Project
• [April 1, 2008]

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  • Lord: Air Force Cyberspace Command Needs Faster Acquisition Process
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  [April 1, 2008]

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  • Robonic Delivers Third Generation Launcher To Finnish Defense Forces
  • Key Meeting On BAMS Expected Next Week, Followed By Contract Award This Month
  • Raytheon Sees Its STUAS Bid As ‘Killer’ Solution, Draft RFP Expected This Month
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  [April 1, 2008]

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  • Raytheon Sees Its STUAS Bid As ‘Killer’ Solution, Draft RFP Expected This Month
• [April 1, 2008]

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  • Raytheon Sees Its STUAS Bid As ‘Killer’ Solution, Draft RFP Expected This Month
  • Lord: Air Force Cyberspace Command Needs Faster Acquisition Process
  • Key Meeting On BAMS Expected Next Week, Followed By Contract Award This Month
  • Raytheon’s JLENS Successful In Preliminary Design Review
  • Raytheon Sees Its STUAS Bid As ‘Killer’ Solution, Draft RFP Expected This Month
  • Robonic Delivers Third Generation Launcher To Finnish Defense Forces
• [March 31, 2008]

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  • In The News
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  • Launches
  • Congress Should Weigh Forcing Secretary Of Defense, Director Of National Intelligence, To Issue National Security Space Strategy: GAO
  • Boeing To Gain New Sole Source Ground-based Midcourse Defense Contract
  • Northrop Ends Test Of Missile-Thwarting System On Civilian Planes, As Guardian Pod Is Removed
  • Griffin Intervenes To Prevent Mars Rovers From Being Curtailed, Idled
  • Missile Defense Opponent Sees Its Funding About To Tumble
  • Rep. Franks Sees U.S. Satellite Shootdown Bolstering Missile Defense
  • Bush To Meet With Putin Over Russian Criticism Of European Missile Defense
  • Analyst: Obama Would Be A Nightmare For Defense Programs, Firms; McCain Might Be Better, But He Might Continue Hitting Contractors; Clinton Might Not Be Bad
  • U.S., Czech, Polish Figures See Agreement Soon On European Missile Defense Sites
  • Space Shuttle Emergency Thermal Tile Repair Being Tested At Johnson Space Center
  • Penultimate Pentagon Leader Says Missile Defense Must Be Supported
  • Obering: Next Budget May Bolster Sea-Based, Land-Mobile Missile Interceptors
• [March 31, 2008]

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  • Lockheed Martin Tops Boeing for JTRS AMF Work
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  • Corley: Next-Gen Bomber Likely Manned At First, Unmanned In Follow-On Increments
  • Navy Could Lower DDG-1000 Cost Even Further By Building Two A Year, Official Says
  • U.S. Issues Final Rule For Travel In Western Hemisphere
• [March 28, 2008]

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  • Northrop Grumman Wins Management System Contract For U.K. Astute- Class Sub
  • Raytheon Awarded $17.8 Million For NATO Seasparrow
  • New Reports Show Iranian, North Korean, Chinese Missile Threats Worsen
  • U.K. Defense Budget About $68 billion For 2008-2009, Minister Says
  • Iraq Requests $1.4 Billion In FMS Equipment
• [March 28, 2008]

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  • Raytheon Readying For LADS Mortar Tests Later This Year
  • Corley Pushes Plan To Maintain 76 B-52s, Create Nuclear-Tasked Squadron For The Bombers
  • Northrop Grumman Wins Management System Contract For U.K. Astute- Class Sub
  • Earnings Tumble Despite Sales Increase For IAI In Fourth Quarter
  • Air Force Seeks To Dismiss Parts of Boeing’s Tanker Protest
  • U.K. Defense Budget About $68 Billion For 2008-2009, Minister Says
  • Lockheed Martin Completes Static Load Tests of First MUOS Satellite
  • Raytheon Awarded $17.8 Million For NATO Seasparrow
• [March 27, 2008]

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  • Raytheon Continues ‘Revolutionary’ Upgrades To AIM-9X, Official Says
  • Boeing Pursuing $18 Billion of Satellite Work