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To: Jeff Vayda who wrote (5119)	1/8/1999 2:07:00 PM
From: Valueman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 10852

I'll update that launch list: January 30 Telstar 6 February 2 Soyuz #1-G* March 2 Soyuz #2-G* March 8 Orion 3 April 2 Soyuz #3-G* May 2 Soyuz #4-G* May 20 Delta #3-G* June Orion 2 June 15 Telstar 7 July 1 Delta #4-G* August 9 Delta #5-G* September Soyuz #5-G* September30 Delta #6-G* September Ariane for G* if needed October Soyuz #6-G* November9 Delta #7-G* December21 Delta #8-G* Telstar 8&9 would go in here sometime late in 99 or early 2000. That Ariane launch in September is likely not going to be used by G, so look for SS/L to use it(Echo VI?). That is a very robust launch schedule if I have ever seen one. I am not sure if the Soyuz #5&6 could go in June and July or not as originally planned. There may be leeway there to keep launching one per month. I also don't know if G has the manpower to launch a Soyuz in early May and a Delta the third week in May, for instance.