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• [February 18, 2008]

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  • Mars Science Lab Faces Heat Shield Problems
  • Boeing And Contractors Sign Agreement For Ares I Upper Stage Work
  • NASA Gears Up For Next Decadal Survey, Choosing 19 Teams To Weigh Astronomy, Astrophysics Projects That Might Be Launched Sometime In The Next Decade
  • Backlogged Security Clearances Plague DOD, Contractors, But OPM Sees Progress; 80 Percent of Reviews Done In 67 Days, But Averages May Mask Wide
  • NATO Moves Closer To Theater Ballistic Missile Defense Capability
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  • Report Slams SLAMRAAM For Lack Of Criteria
  • Boeing Hires Tata Industries To Do $500 Million Defense Aerospace Work In India
  • Analyst Urges More Diplomacy With China, But Says It Is Credible, Growing Threat
  • NASA, Brits, To Cooperate On Lunar Programs
  • Obering Asks Why Iran Develops Missiles That Could Hit Europe, When Iran Already Has Missiles With Range To Strike Israel
  • Space Shuttle Atlantis Poised For Landing At 9:07 A.M. ET Wednesday After Undocking From International Space Station Today; Shuttle To Land Before U.S. Kills
  • Democratic and GOP Lawmakers Agree That NASA Is Underfunded; Key Lawmaker Says Congress Must Reassess, Correct Funding Shortfall
• [February 15, 2008]

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  • JIEDDO: Costing The Enemy More Every Day
  • Navy Awards DDG-1000 Construction Contracts
  • Northrop Grumman In Second Year of Next Generation ABIS Development
  • Navy To Shoot Down Errant Spy Satellite With SM-3
  • Navy’s $4.5 Billion In Unmet Needs Includes Ships, Aircraft And Weapon Enhancements
  • Army Holds Fast To FCS Funding Plan
  • Young Certifies C-5 Re-engining Program
• [February 15, 2008]

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  • L-3 Shedding Space Microwave Product Line
  • NATO Moves Closer To Theater Ballistic Missile Defense Capability
  • European Missile Defense Could Include Additional, Mobile Radar: Obering
  • Raytheon Joins General Dynamics Team For Halifax Mod Effort
  • MEADS Completes Preliminary Design Review; Tests Set For 2011-13
  • Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Lantos Dies
  • U.K. Plans Tougher Arms Controls
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  [February 14, 2008]

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  • Reorganized WIN-T Program Approaches Critical Design Review
  • DHS S&T Seeks Information On Tripwire Sensors For Border Security
  • Boeing Awaits Decision On AMF JTRS
  • Cyber Security Business In Line For A Boom
• [February 14, 2008]

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  • Backlogged Security Clearances Plague DoD, Contractors, But OPM Sees Progress
  • To Keep Aerospace Industry Vital, Policy Can’t Be Neglected, AIA Says
  • L-3 Shedding Space Microwave Product Line
  • F-22 Line Hinges On Commitment To Advance Procurement By October
  • NATO Moves Closer To Theater Ballistic Missile Defense Capability
  • Northrop Grumman Shipbuilding Looking At Sharing Work Between Yards
  • NGI Framework Will Allow Inclusion of Emerging Biometrics
  • Wynne: Tanker Competitors Rumored To Agree Not To Protest
• [February 13, 2008]

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  • Lockheed Martin Camden, Ark., Operations Wins Shingo Silver Medal
  • BAE Systems’ NLOS-C Platform Fires 1,000th Round
  • European Missile Defense Could Include Additional, Mobile Radar: Obering
  • Navy Seeking To Establish Ceiling For 30-Year Shipbuilding Plan
  • England Tells Senators FY ’10 Budget May Take On Key Navy, Air Force Issues
  • TSA Getting Ready To Launch Airport Employee Pilot Screening Program
  • Aircraft Self-Protection Receivers Top USSOCOM Wish List
  • Tenth LPD-17 Tops Marine Corps List of Unmet Needs
  • Lockheed Martin Nabs FBI Contract To Develop Multi-Modal Biometric Database
• [February 12, 2008]

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  • Lockheed Martin Receives $194 Million For Army ATACMS
  • Raytheon Joins General Dynamics Team For Halifax Mod Effort
  • LCS May Need To Take On Feel of Aircraft Acquisition Effort, SECNAV Says
  • MEADS Completes Preliminary Design Review; Tests Set For 2011-13
  • Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Lantos Dies
  • U.S. Arrests DoD, Former Boeing Official In Separate Spying Cases
  • DRS Posts Record Third Quarter Results
  • Army Seeks $3.9 Billion In Unfunded Requirements
  • Air Force Seeks Additional $18.75 Billion In FY ’09
  • Inspection Finds Signs of Bowing In Traverse Beams On LCS-2
• [February 11, 2008]

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  • Bush Budget Supports Space Exploration, Missile Defense Well: Analysts
  • Analysts Hail Polish Moves Toward Accepting U.S. Ballistic Missile Defense Unit
  • Air Force Space Budget Rises About 5 Percent To $11.9 Billion For Fiscal 2009
  • Space Shuttle Atlantis Rallies From Repeated Delays To Score A Brilliant, Trouble-Free Launch Into Orbit
• [February 11, 2008]

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  • Safety Board: NNSA Understating Potential Offsite Doses At Y-12
  • DoE Reduces Random Drug Testing For Some Contractor Employees
  • U.K. Plans Tougher Arms Controls
  • Agencies In NYC Region To Compete For Grants Under Securing The Cities
  • Lawmakers Likely To Use JSF Test Failure As Proof of Need For Second Engine
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• [February 8, 2008]

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  • Boeing Gets $73 Million Navy Contract For Harpoon Block III
  • Navy Selects Three Teams To Develop Concepts For Follow-On To EP-3
  • Commercial Space Sector Poised For Liftoff: Experts
  • Army, Navy Fire Scouts: Similar Look, But Treading Different Paths
  • Army Orders More AeroVironment Raven UAVs
  • Raytheon Delivers SUV-Based Rad Detection System To DNDO
  • House Appropriators Ponder Future Mix of Fighter Jets
  • FCS Incurs Schedule Breach, Operational Capability Slips To 2017