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BellSouth Wireless Data and Final Analysis to Develop New Satellite Integrated Wireless Data Offering.
BellSouth Wireless Data and Final Analysis will develop a new satellite integrated wireless data offering using Final Analysis' next generation satellite technology and the nationwide BellSouth Intelligent Wireless Network. Customers would have more applications and 100% coverage of their work forces in the United States. (December 2000)

Mary Kay Williams Promoted to Vice President, Corporate Relations.
Mary Kay Williams is responsible at Final Analysis for media and major communications initiatives worldwide, including investor relations. (December 2000)

Patricia Mahoney Appointed Vice President, Regulatory Policy.
Pat Mahoney is responsible at Final Analysis for telecommunications regulatory policies before U.S. and international regulatory agencies. (November 2000)

Jan Friis Appointed Director, Government Relations.
Jan Friis is responsible at Final Analysis for managing the company's relations with Congressional offices and other government agencies. (November 2000)

L-3 Communications Joins General Dynamics-Raytheon-Final Analysis Partnership Making Equity Investment in Final Analysis.
Final Analysis selects General Dynamics/L-3 Team for communications payload for FAISAT global wireless data network. (July 2000)

Raytheon Joins General Dynamics-Final Analysis Partnership Making Equity Investment in Final Analysis.
General Dynamics selects Raytheon as ground segment contractor for FAISAT global wireless data network. (March 2000)

Final Analysis Selects General Dynamics for Overall System Engineering and Integration of FAISAT Satellite System.
Final Analysis selects General Dynamics as its partner for overall SE&I and as prime contractor for the ground segment of its global FAISAT satellite system for wireless data services. General Dynamic Increases Equity Stake in Final Analysis. (August 1999)

General Dynamics Joins Final Analysis as Strategic Equity Partner Making Equity Investment in Final Analysis.
Final Analysis selects General Dynamics to supply command and data handling space processors for its satellite-based global wireless data system. (January 1999)

Final Analysis Wins First NASA "Quick Ride" Contract.
NASA plans to fly up to 10 science and technology secondary payloads aboard the Company's Little LEO satellites. Maximum value of the contract is $49 million. (August 1998)

Final Analysis FAISAT™ -2v Produces Spectrum Mapping.
The demonstration satellite is producing initial mapping data on spectrum activity. The mapping activity will indicate actual usage in these bands and the probability of interference-free channels for a particular region during a particular time of day. (October 1997)

Final Analysis FAISAT™-2v Successfully Launched.
Second U.S. Little LEO satellite is launched from Russia. Polyot's Cosmos rocket blasted off from the Plesetsk Cosmodrome in northern Russia carrying the Final Analysis FAISAT™-2v satellite bound for a technology and demonstration mission. (September 1997)

Final Analysis Announces Secondary Payload Program.
This program provides for low-cost, low-risk space flight experiments and a way for science/technology payloads to team with low-earth orbiting satellites. The program is targeted to scientists and universities, NASA and DoD technology programs, commercial space product industry and international programs. (March 1997)

Final Analysis Signs with Ten Countries for MSS Test.
Brazil, Colombia, Germany, Indonesia, Mongolia, Poland, Russia, Senegal, Uruguay, and the U.S have agreed to participate in the Final Analysis Global Awareness Program for mobile satellite systems. The program provides free access to the FAISAT™-2v satellite and the use of up to ten remote terminals for six months. (October 1996)

Final Analysis Signs with Polyot to Launch Entire Constellation.
Final Analysis and Polyot Enterprises of Russia have agreed to launch the entire FAISAT™ constellation aboard the Cosmos rocket. In addition, Polyot will be the service provider for Final Analysis in Russia and the CIS countries. (February 1996)

Final Analysis Announces Little LEO Application Trials.
Final Analysis offers all ITU member countries the opportunity to participate in Little LEO application trials. Participants will have free access to the FAISAT™-2v satellite and the use of ground terminals to perform experimentation and evaluation for six months. (October 1995)