USAF nears decision on replacing lost Milstar
The U.S. Air Force is expected to decide in the next few weeks whether to spend up to $1 billion for a new Milstar satellite to replace one that was launched into the wrong orbit. A Lockheed Martin/TRW/Hughes team has given the service several proposals for providing a replacement, ranging from $500...
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