TSAT decision slipping a month, Boeing says

Amy Butler February 27, 2008
The decision between Boeing and Lockheed Martin designs for the Pentagon’s Transformational Satellite Communications (TSAT) program is being delayed by at least one month to June, according to Boeing officials. TSAT, a constellation of five satellites with one spare to provide jam-proof Internet...

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