May 15, 1995

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MCDONNELL DOUGLAS TO DEVELOP DELTA 3

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U.S. EYES LAUNCHERS WITH NO MIL SPECS

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USAF URGES FAST TRACK FOR TSSAM FOLLOW-ON

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MCDONNELL DOUGLAS TO DEVELOP DELTA 3

Decision to compete with Ariane, Atlas, Long March and Proton is sparked by Hughes pact for up to $1.5 billion in satellite launch services

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U.S. EYES LAUNCHERS WITH NO MIL SPECS

WASHINGTON Industry expects this week to pore over a U.S. Air Force request for proposals for updated U.S. launch vehicles that contains no military specifications or standards. Dropping mil specs is one of the novel aspects of the Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle program, a dual-use effort intended to advance objectives that are disparate, but ones the Clinton Administration hopes will fit together nicely.
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USAF URGES FAST TRACK FOR TSSAM FOLLOW-ON

WASHINGTON The U.S. Air Force is seeking $50 million from Congress in Fiscal 1996 to launch a streamlined acquisition program for a follow-on to the canceled Tri-Service Standoff Attack Missile, which senior officials predict could be fielded at about the same time as TSSAM would have.

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BASE CLOSURE PANEL TARGETS USAF DEPOTS

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NEW FACILITY TO TEST ROLLS CONWAY ENGINES

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F/A-18E FUSELAGE SECTIONS JOINED

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USAF TESTS 767 AIR REFUEL

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McDONNELL DOUGLAS STUDIES C-17 UPGRADES

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JAPANESE ARMY WEIGHS NEW HELICOPTER PLANS

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FALCON 50EX TO FLY IN 1996

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