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Cover story
Soaring, Down Under
For more than 80 years, Boeing has played a significant role
in Australia's aviation and aerospace industries. That presence
extends from being the home of key customers to serving as important
contributors to Boeing's main business segments. Here's a comprehensive
look at Boeing's activities in Australia.
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 DAVID
BRINKO/INDYNE |
Main feature
Getting eco-engaged
All around Boeing, you'll find employees taking the initiative
to support the company's environmental activities at work—and
to take part in green projects in their communities. To build
environmental engagement, Boeing offers new tools such as blogs,
training and "green team" toolkits to make that enthusiasm
as effective and widespread as possible.
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Commercial Airplanes
A high-altitude office
For every new model or modified production airplane, Commercial
Airplanes flight test engineers monitor myriad tests to make
sure that the airplane performs as designed and meets customer
requirements.
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 JOE
PARKE/BOEING |
 BOB
FERGUSON/Boeing |
Integrated Defense Systems
FROM THE LAB TO THE FIELD
Why are Boeing SVS employees in Albuquerque, N.M., flying a
radio-controlled airplane? It's how they test the hardware and
algorithms used in the Dual Line of Sight (DLOS) tracking system,
which is designed to extend the reach of Boeing's laser systems
without compromising precision. Also in IDS coverage: The Boeing-led
Ground-based Midcourse Defense program and its teammates prepare
for their most complex test yet; and two U.S. Air Force F-22
Raptor pilots visit Seattle to visit the Boeing Raptor team.
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Shared Services Group
A big point on the spectrum
Did you know that Boeing's access to radio frequency spectrum
is estimated to be worth billions of dollars? Here's an explanation
of what RF spectrum is, why it's important and who at Boeing
is working to ensure the company has access to it. SSG articles
also include how the U.S. Customs and Border Protection recently
revalidated Boeing's top ranking in a global supply chain security
program.
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 Joe
Olmos/Boeing |
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Special feature
Support, for all
What's the goal of Boeing's Support & Services domain? It's
to take a companywide approach in developing technologies that
best meet its customers' support and services needs—while
creating a sustainable competitive advantage that increases Boeing's
growth and productivity. Also in special features: Boeing computing
people are providing workstation support for the factory floor
and field operations.
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