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Spy vs. G.I.? Satellite Battle Begins
The fed. administration, as part of an overall shrinking of the defense budget, wants to cut defense purchases of commercial  satellite imagery to about $250 million from $540 million. Quoted in the NY Times, Bill Wilt, a senior official with GeoEye, says, “The debate is really between the military, which needs a lot of imagery but doesn’t need the highly classified imagery, and the intelligence community, which wants to keep the capability to produce its own imagery."
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Anne Castle

Assistant secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior for Water and Science, and chair of the Federal Geographic Data Committee, at the MAPPS Federal Programs Conference, March 27 in Washington, D.C.

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