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U.S. Firm To Market Satellite Imagery Of German Firm To Defense, Intel Customers

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Monday, April 13th, 2009

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MakaLani, LLC. of Hawaii announced it has entered into a strategic partnership agreement with RapidEye AG of Brandenburg, Germany to be the distributor in the United States of RapidEye satellite based optical data and services to the United States Government, focusing on the Defense and the Intelligence Community. The agreement allows the companies to jointly create a comprehensive offering to a broad marketplace that includes defense, intelligence community and homeland security and other applications. The RapidEye satellite system - a…

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