Kazakhstan Wants Space Assets for Military
Oil-rich Kazakhstan plans to use some of its extra cash to upgrade its 87,000-member military with the latest space technologies, including space-based communications, navigation and mapping gear. With GDP growing at 9-10% a year, Nursultan Nazarbayev, the Soviet apparatchik-turned-elected-president...
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