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... telecommunications and maritime entities and the distribution of powers between the member states and the INMARSAT council; the second working group would consider procurement and financial policy. The conference concluded that ... , and most favorable delivery time. These issues had been debated during the organization of INTELSAT . INMARSAT differed, however, because of the maritime interests involved (ship owners, maritime unions, national maritime ministries ...

... Wk reported that the House of Representatives had committed the U.S. to membership in Inmarsat, the $200 million 40-nation international maritime-satellite organization, and had designated ComSatCorp as the ... encountered this problem, because their communications entities were all government agencies anyway. Two documents establishing Inmarsat had opened for signature Sept. 3, 1976: a statement of organization policies and structure, and ...

... maritime communications satellite, Marecs-C, under a new arrangement whereby, instead of ESA 's offering INMARSAT the Marecs-A and Marecs-B satellites through Interim European Telecommunications Satellite (Eutelsat), ESA , would offer three Marecs satellites directly to INMARSAT. The agreement authorized ESA to sign with the satellite contractor for about 45 MAU (million ...

... satellites, the Christian Science Monitor reported. The Soviets had offered to "sell" their rockets to INMARSAT , the International Maritime Satellite Organization based in London, for launching a new generation of satellites ... the Soviet Union of American-made satellite components. Only two organizations had submitted tenders to INMARSAT to build the satellites: a joint venture of Hughes Aircraft Corporation and British Aerospace and ...

... would hand over on February 5 MARECS 8-2 to the International Maritime Satellite organization ( INMARSAT ) for commercial operation. The spacecraft, launched November 10 and operational since January 8, would complete ... at 176.5° E. In preparation for future communications satellite services, ESA in cooperation with INMARSAT was conducting experiments with MARECS 8-2 to design economically operated equipment compact enough for ...

... to launch July 1988 and mid-1989 two communications satellites in INMARSAT 's second generation series. The spacecraft would enhance INMARSAT 's existing maritime satellite network and the communications services the organization ...

... - A.E. HEMSLEY BLAKEY J.C. LEWIS THE HUMAN COMPUTER INTERFACE 247 - - '''10 YEARS OF INMARSAT - THE WORLD OF MOBILE SATELLITE COMMUNICATIONS''' '''EDITOR: R.T. GALLAGHER''' '''VOL. 42 NO.6 JUNE ... 285 - B. GALLAGHER COSPAS-SARSAT A BEACON FOR THOSE IN DISTRESS 291 - E. STAFFA THE INMARSAT MOBILE SATELLITE SYSTEM — AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE 297 - - '''SPACE ASTRONOMY''' '''EDITOR: L.J. CARTER''' '''VOL. 42 ...

... previously had agreed to be major investors in a $200 million international maritime satellite organization (Inmarsat), had declined to participate in a preparatory committee set up to act until formal documents were ratified, Av Wk reported. Forty countries would be Inmarsat members; besides Japan, the other four major shareholders were to be the U.S., the ...

... on INTELSAT V comsats, for an international joint-venture attempt to set up a pre-Inmarsat maritime communications system for the early 1980s, Aerospace Daily reported. The joint venture of Europe ... and other countries, including Japan and the Soviet Union, had accounted for about 74% of Inmarsat shares. The U.S., with 17%, had not participated. At its July meeting, the joint ...

... a global maritime communications network. ComSatCorp would represent the United States in the new body. INMARSAT's board, which would eventually represent 22 member nations, had met for the first time ...

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