Boeing: Space and Missile Systems at Paris

Space and Missiles

As a major player on the international frontier of aerospace and defense technology for decades, Boeing has remained committed to being a part of the team that brings to mankind the most extraordinary feats of science and technology. Prime integrator for space systems and operations, Boeing also is a leading provider of space transportation, communication systems and services and propulsion and power systems. At the same time, Boeing missile technology has played a key role in the arsenals of the United States military for our affordability, state-of-the-art technology and surgical accuracy.


Sea Launch As satellite systems take their place at the forefront of 21st century communications technology, the Boeing Commercial Space Co. will be there with its revolutionary satellite launch system. Proven, reliable components from the world's premier companies have come together to form a marine launch system that will provide greater value in cost, payload capability, spacecraft lifespan and customer convenience.

	GPS In any weather condition, anywhere in the world, the next-generation Navstar Global Positioning System Block IIF satellite provides instantaneous, precise and continuous three-dimensional navigation data. A space-based, worldwide navigation system, GPS IIF balances flexibility and performance with maintenance risk and cost containment.

Space Shuttle Evolution of the Space Shuttle will continue to provide safe and cost-competitive space transportation to low Earth orbit through this century and into the next, serving as a test bed for space systems and hardware. The human and hardware capabilities being honed by these missions will lead to the assembly and servicing of the newest international frontier outpost -- The International Space Station.

	International Space Station Fifteen countries are working together to create this virtual research center in space, making it the largest peaceful scientific undertaking among nations in the world's history. Prime contractor to NASA for the development, manufacture, launch and initial orbital operation of the International Space Station is The Boeing Company.

AGM-130 The AGM-130 is the most accurate, low-cost precision standoff weapon in the U.S. Air Force inventory. It provides man-in-the-loop pinpoint target accuracy anywhere in the world at any time.

	PAC-3 Millimeter Wave Seeker The PAC-3 seeker gives the Patriot Advanced Capability-3 (PAC-3) missile the ability to hit and kill incoming ballistic missiles.

Brimstone Teaming with GEC Marconi, we provide autonomous millimeter-wave anti-armor missiles for fast-moving fixed-wing aircraft.

	Avenger An essential element of both U.S. and allied air defense arsenals, the Avenger was deployed in Desert Storm and is currently serving in Bosnia. Highly mobile and totally automated, the Avenger is both simple to operate and easy to maintain.

Bradley-Linebacker The U. S. Army's modern armored short-range defense (SHORAD) system, the Bradley-Linebacker defends front-line maneuver forces against modern air threats.
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