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• Air and space capabilities were integrated more than in any earlier conflict.
• ,Excalibur Almaz updated its mission service offerings to include lunar and deep space capabilities.
• He greatly improved the acquisition, operation, and effectiveness of national security space capabilities.
• Fortis automatic wristwatches have proven their space capability inside and outside of the protection of the space station.
• Khrushchev declined, as the Soviets did not wish to reveal the status of their rocketry and space capabilities.
• After the war in the Persian Gulf, other countries figured out it was really good to have space capabilities.
• The "'British space programme "'is the UK government's work to develop space capabilities.
• Testifying at his Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing, Rumsfeld also emphasized improving force readiness and strengthening intelligence and space capabilities.
• Excalibur Almaz has postponed its first launch to 2015 to be able to include more lucrative deep space capabilities like asteroid mining.
• "We have paid particular attention to making sure that our space capabilities will get to the war fighter, " he said.
• Improving force readiness and strengthening intelligence and space capabilities also are important, Rumsfeld said at his confirmation hearing before the Senate Armed Services Committee.
• Examples of this include an ice class, fire fighting capability, oil recovery capability, automated machinery space capability, or other special ability.
• The new command and control capabilities of the Joint Space Operations Center ensured unity of effort for all space capabilities supporting joint military operations around the globe.
• In order to increase knowledge, discovery, economic prosperity and to enhance national security, the United States must have robust, effective and efficient space capabilities.
• Nicholas Eftimiades 30 year government career includes seven years at the National Security Space Office leading engineering teams designing " generation after next " national security space capabilities.
• As Germany, the USSR, and the United States each have large-scale space capability, any of the three nations may have been responsible for the attack.
• Thus, by the end of 1995 Brazil's space capabilities were improving, although they were modest by the standards of countries such as the United States and Russia.
• But the United States has compelling reasons to pursue them, Lusignan believes-- both to save billions of dollars and to exploit the Russians'high-technology space capabilities.
• Carlisle describes the sixth-generation strike capability not as just an aircraft, but a system of systems including communications, space capabilities, standoff, and stand-in options.
• In a prepared statement for his Senate Armed Services Committee confirmation hearing, Rumsfeld said that will mean building a missile defense system, improving force readiness and strengthening intelligence and space capabilities.