Aviation Week & Space Technology Year 1988 Magazine Back Issues

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Election '88: will aerospace/defense be an issue?
Next shuttle launch delayed following SRM nozzle failure
Static test USAF Titan booster advances launch recovery effort
Gamma Ray observatory prepared for 1990 launch

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The pace quickens: Defense dept. space recovery, Program reaching key milestones
Strategy's high tech delusion
USAF drops thrust reversers for ATF, citing cost and weight penalties
Northrop awarded $2 billion for B-2 bomber production

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X-30 aero-space plane: on the threshold of hypersonic flight
McDonnell Douglas shifts managers
China, Brazil to develop earth imaging satellite
Earth resources module will join Mir station

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American airlines: introducing the Airbus A300-600R
Nasa wins policy dispute over space shuttle pricing
British aerospace threatens deadlock if Airbus Industrie fails to reorganize
Pentagon establishes committee to oversee military Rpv programs

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T-45A Goshawk first flight
International aerospace shows: a burden to industry?

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Pegasus winged launch vehicle
Magellan mission to Venus
European air traffic delays

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Military procurement: is waste pervasive?
P-3: new aew contender

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Navy/marine corps night attack advances
Laser 300 completes initial handling checks
Bush backs SDI deployment, space station development
Navy maintains A-6 options with short-term funding

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Farnborough air show: cooperation or competition?
Shuttle program focuses on Mission 26, schedule
U.S. agents seize Mx documents at Northrop
Raytheon forms team develop advanced patriot

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Shuttle Mission 26 launched
NC-135 Argus documents SDI tests

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Iceland defense force
China, Grumman cooperate on F-7M- based fighter
Brilliant pebbles testing proceeds at rapid pace
B-1B crash prompts temporary grounding

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B-2 bomber development
U.S. aerospace/defense engineering manpower