Attachment withdrawal

withdrawal

WITHDRAWAL submitted by PanAmSat

withdrawal

2005-01-06

This document pretains to SAT-LOA-19990427-00045 for Application to Launch and Operate on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

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www ornces coupBERG, GoDLEs, WIENER & WRIGHT 1220 nivereerm smeet, n 0 R\ GIN AL waskinaton, o. zoose213 neury cornsenc 4 @on esc Josern A coptes Received Teeconien: Jonarraw c wenen (mn amasre snn 6 srmnobene ; caura Asrera JAN 0 7 2005 sn nenrerm wriokr Trowss a. aneranot, ro. wnmngaeson qmenidgavtcon couse. January 6, 2005 RECEIVED Marlene H. Dortch, Secretary [ Federal Communications Commission Jo8 6 2805 445 12" Street, S.W. Fedua Conmunicafon Connision Washington, D.C. 20554 tcectSecntay Re: Lockheed Martin Corporation Application to Launch and Operate a Global Regional Positioning System File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00045 eal Dear Ms. Dortch: PanAmSat Corporation (‘PanAmSat") hereby withdraws its Petition to Denyin Part! and Reply? concerning the above—referenced applications,filed by Lockheed Martin Corporation (‘Lockheed Martin},seeking authority to launch and operate a global regional positioning system ("RPS"). PanAmSat initially opposed the applications because Lockheed Martin had offered no support for its proposal to use extended C—band frequencies, rather than its L—band service link frequencies, for TT&C. Lockheed Martin, however, subsequently filed an amendmentin which, among other things,it explained the rationale for its TT&C proposal and requested a waiver of Section 25.202(g) of the Commission‘s rules " Lockheed Martin Corp. Application to Launch and Operate a Global Regional Positioning System, File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00045 et al., PanAmSat Petition to Deny in Part (filed June 28, 1999) ("Petition). * Lockheed Martin Corp. Application to Launch and Operate a Global Regional Positioning System, File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00045 et al., PanAmSat Reply to Lockheed Martin Consolidated Opposition to Petition to Deny (filed July 30, 1999) (‘Reply®). 3 SAT—AMD—20040721—00143.

% After careful review of this additional information, PanAmSat no longer objects to Lockheed Martin‘s request, and is withdrawing its Petition and Reply. This withdrawal, however, is limited to the specific facts presented by Lockheed Martin, and should not be construed as indicating anygeneralized approval of the use of non— service link frequencies for TT&C. PanAmSat reserves the right, on a case—by—case basis, to object to future proposals to perform TT&C outside of service link bands. Please direct any questions concerning the foregoing to the undersigned. spectfully subimitted, z/ ph A. Go orney for PanAmSat Corporation cc: Jabin Vahora, FCC Steve Baruch, counsel for Lockheed Martin copBERG, GODLES, WIENER & WRIGHT


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