September 25, 2006

September 25, 2006

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

RISKY BU SINESS

By AMY BUTLER

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

It Jams

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

JSF Jig

By AMY BUTLER,EDWARD H. PHILLIPS

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RISKY BU SINESS

To protect acquisition plans, USAF chief of staff is slicing operations and training accounts

By AMY BUTLER

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It Jams

WASHINGTON Boeing was planning to deliver the first EA-18G Growler to the U.S. Navy for testing late last week. The company flew its final checkout flight of the first Growler electronic jamming aircraft Sept. 19. During this sixth flight for the aircraft, operators carried the ALQ-99 jamming pods on the Growler for the first time.
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JSF Jig

U.S. air chief addresses tradeoffs between F-35 and F-22 production

By AMY BUTLER,EDWARD H. PHILLIPS

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Space Diplomacy

U.S., China open unprecedented discussions on cooperation

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Kennedy Diversifying

NASA to seek commercial launcher data to clear space business environmental hurdles

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Gap Filler

Orion uses heritage hardware for savings; first flight will be pinned on test results

By FRANK MORRING, JR.

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Never Assume

Mystery debris proves no factor to Atlantis, but engineers had to make sure

By CRAIG COVAULT

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Conundrum

Have worries about Iraq made Iran impervious to attack?

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,MICHAEL BRUNO

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Time To Deal

Partner nations try to agree on upgrades, revisit development ambitions for Eurofighter

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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Bigger Fish

Barracuda follow-on design work underway at EADS as it looks to a larger UCAV future program

By DOUGLAS BARRIE

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