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• Watchkeeper Is Nearly the Death of Hoon
• UAV Excellence Center Launched
•  UAE Signs for 13 777-300Ers
• Spectralink Demonstrates Wearable Displays Linking Pilots, Commanders to UAVs
• TIPS Team Hopes to Clear First Technology Release Hurdle Soon
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• Jobs at Risk if Eurofighter Talks Continue to Stutter
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• Rolls -Royce Celebrates 100 Years
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• McGraw-Hill Journalists Sweep AJOYA
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• NASA Develops Robots for Spacecraft Maintenance
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• U.S. Aerospace Industry 2004 Sales Likely to Beat Forecast
• U.S. and EU in Talks on State Aid to Airbus and Boeing 
• Bookajet Works on London Flight Trials
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• Sukhoi Unveils RRJ Cabin Mockup at Farnborough: Signs Up First Customer
• Sweden's Mighty Air Force Cut to Ribbons as Defense Spending Slashed
• Raytheon Announces More European Weapons Deals

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• NASA's Synthetic Vision Tested Aboard GV
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• Boeing's Bair Says Buyers of 7E7 Are Not Bearish at All
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• Aviabaltika Expands its Helicopter Services
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• Cobham Plc Celebrates 80 Years
• EC 225 Joins the Super Puma Family
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• IAI Reports Sharp Increase in Business Performance
• Elta Introduces Net Centric IMINT Processing System
• New Faces at Farnborough 2004
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• RAFAEL and Elbit Joint Venture
• The End of Farnborough? Everything Is on the Table

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• Lockheed Martin's Sales, Employment Up
• Eurofighter Market Review
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• Boeing's Shows Its Wares
• IAI's Bird-Eye 500 Demonstrates Unmanned Police Work Over Amsterdam
• Embraer 190 to Fly at Farnborough
• Eurocopter Targets UK Security as Market Opportunity
• Auto Recovery System Makes Eurofighter a Safer, Meaner Fighter
• Singapore, Saudi Arabia and JSF Nations All Good Prospects, Says Eurofighter's Rauen
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• Saab UAV Program Overview
• Tag About to Launch Next Phase of Farnborough Development
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