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In a time of severely constrained budgets, the space program faces challenges of accomplishing significant scientific and technical goals while fulfilling international commitments, maintaining national security objectives, and maintaining a competitive commercial posture. Recognizing the importance of national test and operational facilities in maintaining a strong aerospace sector, as well as the potential economic benefit from possible closings and consolidations, Daniel S
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on December 9-10, 1993; February 7-S, 1994; and March 9-10, 1994. The committee received briefings on the work of the interagency task team, on the progress of Space Facilities: Meeting Future Needs several studies regarding national launch needs that were underway at the time of the space facilities task groups' work, on congressional and administration interests, and from interested individuals in industry.
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