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From: mbk@inls1.ucsd.edu (Matt Kennel)
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Subject: Re: 1995 DOD SBIR very barely mentions Ada
Date: 12 Oct 1994 06:49:24 GMT
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Gregory Aharonian (srctran@world.std.com) wrote:
:    Once again, the DoD sends out a clear signal about its apathy towards Ada.
: Yes, it is my review of the annual SBIR program solicitation, the 1995 guide
: which I just received. 
: What follows is a list of 42 of the projects for
: which software is a significant component, AND AGAIN FOR THE N-TH YEAR IN A
: ROW, ADA IS BARELY MENTIONED.

Remember, Small *Business*.  They are not DOD employees.

:             List of software related titles from the 1995 DOD SBIR
: 	NAVY
: Exploiting Chaos for Signal Processing

Hey! :-)

Often times the desired "goal" of production work is not the program itself,
but the scientific paper.

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