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 Before  the  Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 
 In  the  Matter  of 
 Northrop  Grumman  Space  &  Mission  Systems  Corporation  Proposed  Ka-  Band/  V-  Band  Hybrid 
 Fixed  Satellite  Service  Network:  Application  and  Amendments  to  Application  for  Authority  to 
 Operate  a  Global  Satellite  System  Employing  Geostationary  and  Non-  geostationary  Satellites  in 
 the  Fixed  Satellite  Service 
 Applications  and  Amendments  to  Applications  For  Authority  to  Operate  a  Geostationary  Satellite 
 in  the  Fixed  Satellite  Service 


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 File  Nos.  SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00080,  SAT-AMD-  19971222-  00219,  SAT-  AMD-20031104- 
 00324,  SAT-  AMD-  20040312-  00030  (S2254) 


 File  Nos.  SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00081,  SAT-AMD-  20040312-  00032  (S2256) 
 SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00082,  SAT-  AMD-20040312-  00033  (S2257) 
 SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00083,  SAT-  AMD-20040312-  00034  (S2258) 
 SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00084,  SAT-  AMD-20040312-  00031  (S2255) 


 ERRATUM 
 Released:  May  24,  2004 
 By  the  Deputy  Chief,  Satellite  Division,  International  Bureau: 
 1.  This  Erratum  is  correcting  the  “Erratum”  released  May  20,  2004,  in  connection  with  the  above-captioned  matter.  That  “Erratum”  is  corrected  to  read  as  follows: 


 2.  On  May  18,  2004,  the  Commission  released  a  letter  (DA  04-  1387),  dismissing  certain  parts  of  Northrop  Grumman’s  applications  and  amendments  to  those  applications  to  launch  and  operate  non-geostationary 
 satellite  orbit  (NGSO)  satellites  and  geostationary-  orbit  (GSO)  satellites  as  part  of  a  proposed  Ka-Band/  V-  Band  hybrid  fixed  satellite  service  (FSS)  network,  referred  to  as  the  Global  EHF  Satellite  Network 
 (GESN).  Footnote  13  of  the  letter  is  corrected  to  read  as  follows: 
 13  As  noted,  GSO  applications  and  amendments  for  Ka-  Band  authorization  at  the  89º  W.  L.  (SAT-  LOA-19970904- 


 00081,  SAT-  AMD-  20040312-  00032)  and  116.5º  E.  L.  (SAT-  LOA-  19970904-  00083,  SAT-AMD-  20040312-  00034)  orbit  locations  are  not  dismissed,  and  will  be  placed  on  public  notice. 


 FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 


 Fern  J.  Jarmulnek  Deputy  Chief,  Satellite  Division 
 International  Bureau 
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