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Space

Prototype GPS III Satellite Set to Undergo Integration, Testing

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Monday, January 2nd, 2012

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Lockheed Martin [LMT] has moved toward final assembly, integration and testing of prototype GPS III non-flight satellite to work out any problems that may arise as it prepares the first vehicle planned for orbit, the company said. The testbed was delivered to Lockheed Martin's facility in Denver to undergo the process designed to maximize efficiencies and reduce costs of the Air Force's satellite program. The GPS III program is intended to service civilian commercial and military needs and will replace…

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