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New U. S./Soviet Space Agreements To Aid Shuttle, Mir Medical Research

WASHINGTON The U. S. and the Soviet Union have reached agreement on efforts to initiate cooperative research on both the space shuttle and Mir space station. The agreements are expected to have a long-term impact on the course of medical and life sciences work on board both Mir and the shuttle.

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Korea Picks F/A-18 for Coproduction, Cites Capabilities, Industry Benefits

By DAVID F. BOND5 min

New U. S./Soviet Space Agreements To Aid Shuttle, Mir Medical Research

By CRAIG COVAULT5 min

U. S. Approval of Satellite Launches By China Not the End of Sanctions

By JAMES R. ASKER3 min

Korea Picks F/A-18 for Coproduction, Cites Capabilities, Industry Benefits

By DAVID F. BOND5 min

New U. S./Soviet Space Agreements To Aid Shuttle, Mir Medical Research

By CRAIG COVAULT5 min

U. S. Approval of Satellite Launches By China Not the End of Sanctions

By JAMES R. ASKER3 min

Advanced Cruise Missile Flight Tests Successful; Production to Resume

Strong Interest in Pacific Rim Markets Spurs Increase In Reservations for Asian Aerospace Air Show Display Space

Rolls, Snecma Join to Study New SST Engines

Boeing Inaugurates V-22 Flight Tests at Delaware Facility

Sweden Reserves Space on Pegasus For Payload First Booked on Long March

Swissair, Singapore Airlines Agree To Complete Global Transport Network

USAF Awards SSTS Funds To TRW, Lockheed Team

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Korea Picks F/A-18 for Coproduction, Cites Capabilities, Industry Benefits

By DAVID F. BOND5 min

New U. S./Soviet Space Agreements To Aid Shuttle, Mir Medical Research

By CRAIG COVAULT5 min

U. S. Approval of Satellite Launches By China Not the End of Sanctions

By JAMES R. ASKER3 min

Aviation Week | January 1 1990 Table of Contents

Korea Picks F/A-18 for Coproduction, Cites Capabilities, Industry Benefits

By DAVID F. BOND5 min

New U. S./Soviet Space Agreements To Aid Shuttle, Mir Medical Research

By CRAIG COVAULT5 min

U. S. Approval of Satellite Launches By China Not the End of Sanctions

By JAMES R. ASKER3 min

Advanced Cruise Missile Flight Tests Successful; Production to Resume

Strong Interest in Pacific Rim Markets Spurs Increase In Reservations for Asian Aerospace Air Show Display Space

Rolls, Snecma Join to Study New SST Engines

Boeing Inaugurates V-22 Flight Tests at Delaware Facility

Sweden Reserves Space on Pegasus For Payload First Booked on Long March

Swissair, Singapore Airlines Agree To Complete Global Transport Network

USAF Awards SSTS Funds To TRW, Lockheed Team

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