New resource mobilization activities were launched in 1996.

The eccentric pair were successfully launched in August 1995 and the two auroral satellites were also launched successfully in August 1996 by a Russian Molniya launcher.

Three balloons were launched from the Esrange base in Sweden.

On 1 October, programmes were launched in Angola, Tanzania and Uganda.

The discussions in each panel were launched by a number of panellists.

Projects on entrepreneurship, vocational training and retraining were launched in several countries.

KITSAT I and KITSAT II were launched in 1992 and 1993, respectively.

Test particles were launched in these prescribed fields and their statistical properties analyzed.

The following objects were launched since the last report and remain in orbit

Observations from the Space Flyer Unit launched in March 1995 were carried out.

The following objects were launched since the last report and remain in orbit

1. In July 1996, no space objects were launched by the Russian Federation.

1. In January 1997, no space objects were launched by the Russian Federation.

In March 2005, the following space objects belonging to the Russian Federation were launched

In January 2005, the following space objects belonging to the Russian Federation were launched

In February 2005, the following space objects belonging to the Russian Federation were launched

Two Soyuz spaceships and four cargo vehicles of the Progress series were also launched.

In October 2004, the following space objects belonging to the Russian Federation were launched

During 11 months in 1995, 32 space facilities of various kinds were launched, including

Approximately 31 land observation satellites were planned to be launched by the year 2000.

In the course of 1994, ARR launched 19 rockets, of which seven were instrumented and 12 were for meteorological purposes.

As part of that plan, initiatives were launched to implement measures addressing the five elements.

Observations from the Space Flyer Unit that was launched in March 1995 were carried out.

A country wide information, education and communication campaign was launched and institutional arrangements were strengthened.

There were three new commercial domestic fixed satellites launched for the United States during FY 1994.

SROSS C and SROSS C2 were launched on 20 May 1992 and 4 May 1994, respectively.

And when we had launched from thence, we sailed under Cyprus, because the winds were contrary.

And when we had launched from thence, we sailed under Cyprus, because the winds were contrary.

Seventeen carrier rockets, which put into orbit 24 satellites, were launched from the Baikonur launch site.

Six carrier rockets with a total of seven satellites were launched from the Plesetsk launch site.

Eleven subregional projects proposed under the plan of action were to be launched in early 1996.

During the first 11 months of 1996, 29 space objects of various kinds were launched, including

1. In June 1996, no space objects were launched into Earth orbit by the Russian Federation.

Similarly, three programmes to mitigate the worst effects of El Niño were launched in Latin America.

It was the seventh in a series of such consultations, which were launched in July 1994.

Ground launched munitions can be divided into a further 2 categories tube artillery launched and rocket launched.

A total of 10 University of Surrey Satellite Project (UOSAT) satellites were launched between 1981 and 1993.

Six months after the appeals were launched, however, only 38 per cent of requirements had been met.

Attacks were launched against the Taliban in the Nangarhar and Kunar provinces which remained under Taliban control.

Two new local committees were subsequently launched, bringing the current total number of local committees to seven.

Fleets Launched

Network Launched

Six Zenit vehicles were launched after implementation of these important improvements and no last stage destruction has occurred.

Both satellites are privately owned by Binariang Sdn. Bhd and were manufactured by Hughes and launched by Arianespace.

At the end of 1996, the contracts signed covered more than 40 satellites that were to be launched.