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December 02, 2004

Boeing, Lockheed Team Up On Rocket Deal?

Fat Chance.

The Air Force wants arch rivals Boeing and Lockheed to play in the same sandbox and play nicely. The USAF has asked the two aerospace giants to cooperate on launching classified payloads, according to a report from Reuters. In your dreams, say sources within the launch industry.

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Balls Eight Bows Out

NASA's B-52B Quietly Retired

Klyde, the only ant in aviation, doesn't fly just anything. For instance, he flew on SpaceShipOne when it garnered the X-Prize. And he was on board the venerable B-52B known as "Balls Eight" when it made its last flight for NASA.

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Lockheed's Latest GPS Bird Up And Running

Turnover OF GPS IIR-13 Successful

Lockheed Martin's GPS satellite, launched from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, FL, November 6th, has been declared fully operational for military and civilian navigation users around the globe.

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Upgraded: John Chapman

Named Space Shuttle Propulsion Chief Engineer At NASA's Marshall Center

John S. Chapman has been named Space Shuttle Propulsion Chief Engineer with the Engineering Directorate at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, AL.

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