February 11, 2008

February 11, 2008

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WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Stator Solution

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Design Options

By BRADLEY PERRETT,UNHO BECK

WORLD NEWS & ANALYSIS

Russian Aviation Heads for Center

By ALEXEY KOMAROV

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Stator Solution

LOS ANGELES Investigations into the original thirdstage low-pressure turbine failure of the Pratt & Whitney F135 engine on Aug. 30, 2007, revealed a blade fatigue issue caused by the flow field from the stator ring immediately upstream.
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Design Options

Mitsubishi plays a key role In stealth demonstrator project

By BRADLEY PERRETT,UNHO BECK

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Russian Aviation Heads for Center

MOSCOW Russia’s United Aircraft Corp. and government officials are proposing to relocate all of Moscow’s main aerospace companies to Zhukovsky in an audacious move to create a national aviation center. The plan is to be presented to President Vladimir Putin before the end of this month.

By ALEXEY KOMAROV

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PASSING THE BUCK

The Pentagon abdicates F-22, C-17 decisions in Fiscal 2009 budget plan

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,AMY BUTLER

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'Fast Track' Slows

Electronic attack and network invasion trickle down to the tactical level

By DAVID A. FULGHUM

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Prez's Helo Stalls

White House and Pentagon can't agree, so budget plans leave program behind

By DAVID A. FULGHUM,AMY BUTLER,MICHAEL BRUNO

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Flat Space Budget for Pentagon

WASHINGTON The Pentagon’s request for military space projects in Fiscal 2009 rose only slightly, despite concerns about protecting U.S. satellites after China’s 2007 antisatellite test. The Air Force’s Fiscal 2008 military space budget was $11.3 billion.

By AMY BUTLER

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No Change

Bush administration final budget request sticks to the Vision' for NASA

By FRANK MORRING, JR.

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Same Old Song and Dance

Bush budget request again cuts money for airports, and Congress reiterates its pledge to restore it

By MADHU UNNIKRISHNAN

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Future of the ARTS

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