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  • Neither the sophisticated X-band radar nor the Space-Based Infra-red System-High (SBIRS-High), both of which are critical to detecting and tracking incoming missiles, is close to operational.

    Think Progress » BREAKING: North Korea Test Launches Missiles 2006

  • SBIRS-High is running into such difficulties that Lockheed Martin (LMT) has agreed to defer a $10 million award — its total profit on the project for 2004-2005.

    Think Progress » BREAKING: North Korea Test Launches Missiles 2006

  • SBIRS-High is running into such difficulties that Lockheed Martin LMT has agreed to defer a $10 million award -- its total profit on the project for 2004-2005.

    Star Wars Faces a Budget Hit Jim Horning 2005

  • Neither the sophisticated X-band radar nor the Space-Based Infra-red System-High SBIRS-High, both of which are critical to detecting and tracking incoming missiles, is close to operational.

    Star Wars Faces a Budget Hit Jim Horning 2005

  • Neither the sophisticated X-band radar nor the Space-Based Infra-red System-High SBIRS-High, both of which are critical to detecting and tracking incoming missiles, is close to operational.

    Archive 2005-02-01 Jim Horning 2005

  • SBIRS-High is running into such difficulties that Lockheed Martin LMT has agreed to defer a $10 million award -- its total profit on the project for 2004-2005.

    Archive 2005-02-01 Jim Horning 2005

  • And that the delays in SBIRS High program aren't going to affect that capability.

    CNN Transcript Dec 17, 2002 2002

  • Based Infrared System or SBIRS will relay theater missile launch information to our airborne laser or ABL -- a high energy laser mounted in the nose of a modified

    On Guard and On Orbit: The Integration of Air and Space in the Information Age 1997

  • The $17.6 billion SBIRS constellation, which includes sensors on host satellites, will augment and eventually replace the military's Defense Support Program satellites, which have been operating since 1970.

    Reuters: Top News 2011

  • Tucked inside the rocket's nosecone was the $1.3 billion Space-Based Infrared Systems SBIRS Geo-1 spacecraft, built by Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman.

    Reuters: Top News 2011

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