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Sounds like dueling bureaucracies. There is also the LORAN system, which was resurrected a few years back and is reportedly now on the chopping block again. Eve
by bcl 17y ago
Sounds like dueling bureaucracies. There is also the LORAN system, which was resurrected a few years back and is reportedly now on the chopping block again. Even if the GAO's dire predictions aren't true it would probably be wise to have a redundant system in place. Shipping also depends heavily on GPS, now that it has been certified as a primary navigation tool.
- lucumo 17y ago> Even if the GAO's dire predictions aren't true it would probably be wise to have a redundant system in place. Good thing then that the EU is building its own system. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_(satellite_navigation) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galileo_(satellite_navigation)
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