Re: Milstar II

From: JAY RESPLER (jrespler@superlink.net)
Date: Mon Apr 02 2001 - 22:21:44 PDT

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Allen Thomson wrote:
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> Weak but possibly useful constraints on where the Milstar II launched
> 2001-02-27 was on or around 2001-03-12 and 2001-03-07:

It always seemed to me that geosats would be the easiest to discover.
Simply take a series of unguided photos covering the equatorial band.
Any new geosat would quickly show up.

> MDR payload on Milstar F-4. The VTC link was between Fort Monmouth, N.J.,

Right down the road from me.
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