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A look at the forces driving future strategic choices.

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Twenty years after 9-11, a look at the forces driving future strategic choices.
 
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At a nondescript office park north of Denver, across from a Kaiser Permanente hospital complex, Blue Canyon Technologies LLC is building satellite buses and satellite components for NASA, the Pentagon, the U.S. intelligence community, foreign private companies and others. Since 2016, the company has launched 30 satellites. The spacecraft range from the size of a breadbox to a college-dorm refrigerator. Take a deeper look.
 
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A look at how OEMs are innovating aircraft fire suppression systems as regulators move the industry away from halons.
 
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Adrian Schofield

An incumbent LCC and a new-entrant hybrid carrier both have ambitious growth plans.
 
 
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Recapitalization of Nigerian Air Force could make it one of the most potent in West Africa.
 
Graham Warwick

Stratospheric connectivity; Electric in the round ; Australian space expands; Securing green hydrogen; and eBeaver makes progress.
 
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