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Headlines of: Sunday 23 October, 2005
Launch Date Slips for Europe's First Venus Probe
Posted on: Sun Oct 23rd, 2005 | space.com
The launch of Europe’s first Venus probe has been delayed after pad workers found signs of contamination atop the spacecraft’s Russian-built rocket, the European Space Agency (ESA) said Friday.
Posted on: Sun Oct 23rd, 2005 | space.com
The launch of Europe’s first Venus probe has been delayed after pad workers found signs of contamination atop the spacecraft’s Russian-built rocket, the European Space Agency (ESA) said Friday.
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Pentagon, Industry 'Working Hard' To Reverse J-UCAS Cut
Posted on: Sun Oct 23rd, 2005 | aviationweek.com
The Pentagon and industry are campaigning vigorously to defeat a congressional proposal to slash funding for the Joint Unmanned Combat Air Systems (J-UCAS) program, an industry representative said Oct. 19.
Posted on: Sun Oct 23rd, 2005 | aviationweek.com
The Pentagon and industry are campaigning vigorously to defeat a congressional proposal to slash funding for the Joint Unmanned Combat Air Systems (J-UCAS) program, an industry representative said Oct. 19.
- Northrop, Air Force Complete PDR of New B-2 Bomber Computer Architecture
- Boeing to Demo Net-Centric Upgrade on AWACS Aircraft
- Air Force, Boeing officials upgrade C-130 cockpits
- Russian Air Force may receive fifth-generation fighter in 2013
- Russia's Su-35 fighter makes first demonstration flight
- RAF Typhoons now multi-role capable
- Raytheon Delivers 100th AESA Radar for Super Hornets, Growlers
- Boeing Installs Engines on 1st P-8A Poseidon
- Pilot tackles Typhoons during exchange duty in England
