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MAIN FEATURE
FOR THE LONG RUN
Doing business in the Middle East means observing local protocol,
such as building enduring, quality relationships with business
partners. That's exactly what Boeing is doing in this region—a part of
the world that offers tremendous opportunities.
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COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES
2005 IS 'VERY IMPORTANT TO US'
With the commercial jetliner market appearing
to rebound, Alan Mulally, Commercial Airplanes
president and CEO, discussed topics including the global
airline industry, competition with Airbus, and upcoming
negotiations with the largest labor unions at Boeing.
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INTEGRATED DEFENSE SYSTEMS
JAM SESSION
The EA-18G looks like its cousin, the F/A-18F. But
this member of the Hornet family will perform
the critical airborne electronic attack mission for the U.S.
Navy's tactical aircraft fleet by jamming enemy radars and
communications.
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INTEGRATED DEFENSE SYSTEMS
A STAR IN ALABAMA
Amid foothills and fields in north Alabama is the
town of Huntsville, a place that's a vital player in
the United States' space exploration and missile defense
programs. Among the leading companies there is Boeing,
which conducts work on high-tech projects.
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INTEGRATED
DEFENSE SYSTEM
LOOK MA, NO HANDS
The Unmanned Little Bird, a Boeing project that
combines the capabilities of manned or unmanned
rotorcraft flight, is already up and flying without a human
pilot in control—and is showing it's something special in
development.
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SHARED SERVICES GROUP
(RE)CLAIM TO FAME
Investment Recovery & Distribution Services,
which runs Boeing Surplus Sales, is strong and
getting stronger. That's the conclusion of an employee-led
benchmarking study comparing it to similar operations
around the United States.
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