Better not chuck those sectionals quite yet

[Stewart Kissel]

http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/ns/news/story.jsp?id=20041215212900017
39682&dt=20041215212900&w=APO&coview=

You might need them to get home if the bad guys are
active while you are out on a task.

[Stewart Kissel]

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/6720387/

Other link busted








At 05:00 16 December 2004, Stewart Kissel wrote:
>http://cnn.netscape.cnn.com/ns/news/story.jsp?id=20041215212900017
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>39682&dt=20041215212900&w=APO&coview=
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>You might need them to get home if the bad guys are
>active while you are out on a task.
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[Marian Aldenhövel]

Hi,

> You might need them to get home if the bad guys are
> active while you are out on a task.

Wasn't there a soviet system once? Is it still operational?

And of course Galileo is coming. The article says it's being
developed by the EU. This is true but not the complete truth.
China is becoming more and more involved in the funding and
development.

Ciao, MM
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GLONASS, it's still operational but hasn't been maintained at peak
efficiency.

Anywho I'm not aware of any IGC-certified secure GLONASS loggers.

Marian Aldenh=F6vel wrote:
> Wasn't there a soviet system once? Is it still operational?
>