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Posted inNewsHASC Cuts Requests for T-Sat, Space Radar, Missile DefensebySpaceNews Editor May 1, 2006January 19, 2023Click to share on X  Opens in new window Click to share on Facebook  Opens in new window Click to share on LinkedIn  Opens in new window Click to share on Reddit  Opens in new window Click to email a link to a friend  Opens in new window Click to share on air force 1  Clipboard  Opens in new window   The House subcommittee that oversees the Pentagon s military space budgets is beginning to look more favorably at the U.S. Air Force s top adidas originals forum bold  satellite development efforts, but remains concerned the service is  adidas spezial seeking too much money for those programs in 2007.The funding requests for the Transformational Satellite  T-Sat  Communications System and Space Radar program were both cut by the House Armed Services strategic forces subcommittee April 26, but not as much as they had been in recent years.The subcommittee reduced the $867 million request for T-Sat by $80 million, and trimmed the $266