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| A Journey to Excellence
Baldrige Brings Results |
| Aerospace Support, a business
unit of Integrated Defense Systems, was recently named a 2003 Malcolm
Baldrige National Quality Award recipient. |
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Training Centers
Provide Battlefield Realism |
| Distributed Mission Training
Centers allow pilots to train as teams and experience the same simulated
actions even if they are thousands of miles apart. |
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Key Missile Defense
Systems Programs |
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Fort Greely Launch
Complex on Schedule |
| Six silos were installed in
2003 and drilling begins this year for ten more before the complex
becomes operational this fall. |
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NASA’s
Future Vision |
| NASA Administrator Sean O’Keefe
sees a broader space exploration mission for the space agency in
the next 20 years. |
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Positioning the
International Space Station for Future Challenges |
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ISS is on hold pending the shuttles’ return to flight, work
continues to maintain safe operations on the orbiting outpost and
prepare future elements for launch. |
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NASA X-37 Test
Vehicle Team Ready for Flight Test |
| Engineers plan to drop the
Approach and Landing Test Vehicle from a B-52 during flight tests
similar to those performed by the early Space Shuttle Enterprise.
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To the Icy Moons
of Jupiter, Boeing Studies Nuclear Power for Space Exploration |
| NASA and its industry partners
are studying advanced nuclear power and electric propulsion technologies
that will take spacecraft into deep space. |
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New Scientific
Racks to Boost ISS Research |
| Boeing workers at Kennedy Space
Center continue ground testing and preparations for shuttle mission
that will carry additional research capabilities to the station.
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