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 Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Before  the  Federal  Communications  Commission 
 Washington,  D.  C.  20554 


 In  the  Matter  of 
 Lockheed  Martin  Corporation 
 Application  To  Launch  and  Operate  a  Geostationary  Orbit  Space  Station  in  the 
 Radionavigation  Satellite  Service  at  107.3°  W.  L 


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 File  No.  SAT-  LOA-  19990427-  00046  File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20030730-  00150 
 File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20040130-  00008  File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20040205-  00012 
 File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20040524-  00106  File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20041012-  00197 
 File  No.  SAT-  AMD-  20050210-  00036  Call  Sign:  S2371 


 ERRATUM 
 Released:  September  9,  2005 
 By  the  Acting  Chief,  Satellite  Division,  International  Bureau: 
 On  September  8,  2005,  the  Commission  released  an  Order  and  Authorization,  DA-  05-  2424,  in  the  above  captioned  proceeding.  This  Erratum  corrects  the  following: 


 Paragraph  33  to  read: 
 33.  Accordingly,  IT  IS  ORDERED,  pursuant  to  Sections  301  and  309  of  the  Communications  Act  of  1934,  as  amended,  47  U.  S.  C.  §§  301,  309,  and  Section  25.113(  g)  of  the 


 Commission’s  rules,  47  C.  F.  R.  §  25.113(  g),  that  Lockheed  Martin  Corporation’s  Application  File  No.  SAT-  LOA-  19990427-  00046,  as  amended  by  SAT-  AMD-  20030730-  00150,  SAT-  AMD-20040130- 
 00008,  SAT-  AMD-  20040205-  00012,  SAT-  AMD-  20040524-  00106,  SAT-  AMD-20041012-  00197  and  SAT-  AMD-  20050210-  00036,  Call  Sign  S2371,  IS  GRANTED  and 
 Lockheed  Martin  Corporation  is  authorized  to  construct,  launch,  and  operate  its  LM-  RPS2  space  station  aboard  Telesat  Canada  Corporation’s  ANIK  F1R  satellite  at  the  107.3  W.  L.  orbital 
 location  in  the  6615.17–  6635.67  MHz  (Earth-  to-  space)  and  6666.20-  6686.70  MHz  (Earth-  to-space)  frequency  bands  for  feeder  uplinks  and  in  the  1166.20-  1186.70  MHz  (space-  to-  Earth)  and 
 the  1565.17-  1585.  67  MHz  (space-  to-  Earth)  frequency  bands  for  RNSS  service  downlinks,  in  accordance  with  the  terms,  conditions,  and  technical  specifications  set  forth  in  its  application,  as 
 amended,  and  this  Order  and  Authorization. 
 Footnote  2  to  read: 
 “  2  See  Lockheed  Martin  Corp.,  Application  for  Authority  to  Launch  and  Operate  a  Global  System  of  Geostationary  Orbit  Satellites  in  the  Radionavigation-  Satellite  Service, 


 File  No.  SAT-  LOA-  19990427-  00046,  filed  April  27,  1999  (Lockheed  Original  April  1999  Application).  ” 
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 Footnote  4  to  read: 
 “  4  Lockheed’s  July  2003  Amendment  was  also  placed  on  Public  Notice,  and  the  comments  filed  in  response  are  also  listed  in  Appendix  A.  See  Public  Notice,  Report  No. 
 SAT-  00160,  in  reference  to  Lockheed’s  July  2003  Amendment,  File  No.  SAT-  AMD-20030730-  00150,  released  August  18,  2003.” 


 Footnote  5  to  read: 
 “  5  See  Lockheed  Martin  Corp.,  Amendment  to  Application  for  Authority  to  Launch  and  Operate  a  Global  System  of  Geostationary  Orbit  Satellites  in  the  Radionavigation-  Satellite  Service,  File  No. 
 SAT-  AMD-  20040130-  00008,  filed  January  30,  2004,  (Lockheed  January  2004  Amendment).  Subsequently,  Lockheed  further  amended  its  application  on  February  5,  2004.  See  also  Lockheed 
 Martin  Corp.,  Amendment  Application  for  Authority  to  Launch  and  Operate  a  Global  System  of  Geostationary  Orbit  Satellites  in  the  Radionavigation-  Satellite  Service,  File  No.  SAT-  AMD-20040205- 
 00012,  filed  February  5,  2004  (Lockheed  February  2004  Amendment).  Lockheed  February  2004  Amendment  basically  replaced  in  its  entirety  Lockheed’s  previous  January  2004 
 Application.” 
 Footnote  7  to  read: 
 “  7  See  Public  Notice,  Report  No.  SAT-  00202,  in  reference  to  Lockheed’s  January  2004  and  February  2004Amendments,  File  Nos.  SAT-  AMD-  20040130-  00008  and  SAT-  AMD-  20040205- 
 00012,  released  March  19,  2004.” 
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 Cassandra  C.  Thomas  Acting  Chief,  Satellite  Division 
 International  Bureau 
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