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This document pretains to SAT-LOA-19990427-00049 for Application to Launch and Operate on a Satellite Space Stations filing.

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Mr. Thomas 8. Tyer
Chief, Satellte Division
Federal Communications Commissio
445 12" Sveet,S.W., Room 6—A66S
Washington, D.C. 20554
       Re:—   Lockheed Martin Corp., Application for Authority to Launch and Operate
              Geostationary Orbit Satellies in the Radionavigation Satelite Service at 79°
              W.L. (File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00045, SATAMD—20030730—00149,
              Call Sign:  $2370),71° E.L. (File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00049, SAT
              AMD—20030730—00152, Call Sign: 2374), and 131.8° E.L. orbital locations
              (File Nos. SAT—LOA—19990427—00050, SAT—AMD—20030730—00153, Call
              Sign: 82375).
Dear Mr. Tyer:
               On betulf of Lockheed Martin Corporation ("Lockheed Martin"), we are hercby
requesting a one—week extension oftime in order to respond to your October8, 2004 leterin
which you requested aditonl information concerming the tracking, telemetry and control
("TT&C®) stations and operations for the above—referenced satelites. A brief extension ofthe
current deadlie is appropriate undertcircurnstances set forth below.
                Lockheed Martin has been asked to provide TT&C information with respect o
three RNSS satllites no later than October 22, 2004,just one week from today and two weeks
from the date of the ltter. This abbreviated respons period representsa very ighttimeframe
within which to prepare a sufficient respons. Unfortunately, duringthis brief window,
Lockheed Martin‘s senior director of regulatory affairs, lead program engineer and principal
outside regulatory counsel will also be away from their offices foallorpart of the time, and will
not be fully available to assitin the preparation of the necessary response.
              Forthese reasons, Lockheed Martin respectfully requests an additional week,
(hrough and including Friday, October 29, 2004, within which to submit ts answers to the
questions posed in the October 8 ettr. This brief extension is appropriate in order to permit
the company adequate ime to prepare a complete response to the FCC‘ inguines.



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