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To: dwight martin who wrote (881)	2/10/1998 12:29:00 PM
From: Mike Nelson	Respond to of 2394

Great news.

To: dwight martin who wrote (881)	2/10/1998 12:37:00 PM
From: Mohan Marette	Respond to of 2394

You are correct Sir. ( I think) Dwight thanks for that update. As for Navy's satellite it was built by Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp and has nothing to do with Orbital,so I assume Orbi's job was to deliver it to its correct Orbit. So logic would have it,if something goes wrong with this satellite it would be Navy's and Ball Aerospace's problem and not Orbi's. If anything, we might get another 'job' from them in case it fails,not that I wish it to be a failure.<gg> Built by Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp., the Navy's Geosat Follow-On spacecraft is to explore our planet's oceans from space during its expected 10-year mission.