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Boeing-Lockheed Martin joint-venture: a DoD's decision by the end of this year is unlikely

Washington, USA - But the two companies hope at least to start the joint rocket carriers activities by early 2006

US Department of Defence (DoD) is still assessing the quality of the Boeing-Lockheed Martin agreement for the foundation of a 50%-50% joint-venture in the space rocket carriers sector. Despite the two companies hoped at first to be able to start the related activities by the end of this year, they would be now convinced instead that all will be postponed till early 2006 as US Administration has not...

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Rome, Italy, 12/20/2005 14:38
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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