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United Launch Alliance Overview

Dan CollinsMay 18, 2007

United Launch Alliance Overview

Dan CollinsMay 18, 2007

File no. | 1 Copyright © 2006 ULA. All rights reserved.

ULA Joint Venture Team

Two World Class Launch Systems Operated by a Single Provider to the U.S. Government– Lockheed Martin’s Atlas Program– The Boeing Company’s Delta Program– Commercial Sales Through LMCLS or BLS– Does Not Include: Reusable or Shuttle Derived

A Century of Combined Experience in Expendable Launch Systems Providing Assured Access to Space– Pooled Experience of (850) Launches– Legacy Reaching Back to the 1950s


ULA Vision & Mission

Vision– One Team Launching the Quest for Knowledge, Peace,

and Freedom

Mission– ULA provides the best expendable launch systems and

services to assure access to space for our customers. Together, we protect our nation, explore the universe, and enable the commerce of space. We are a values-based team and, building on our heritage, are committed to mission success, continuous improvement, and stakeholder satisfaction.


ULA Guiding Principles

Ethical Behavior

Mission Success

Performance Excellence

Business Excellence

Employee Involvement


ULA Leadership

President and ChiefExecutive Officer

Michael Gass

ChiefOperating Officer

Dan Collins

Atlas Programs

Jim Sponnick

Delta Programs

Mark Wilkins

Engineering

Matthew Smith

Office of InternalGovernance

Cindy Corrigan

HumanResources

Eric Anderson

ProductionOperations

Phil Marshall

ChiefFinancial Officer

Joe PotterControllerJim Hardin

Officers

Chief InformationOfficer

Carmine Orsini

Quality Assurance& System Safety

Mike Jensen

SubcontractManagement

& Procurement

Mike Thomas*

MissionSuccess

Wayne Brown

Business Development

George Sowers

Transition

Mike Greichen

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Communications

Julie Andrews

GeneralCounsel

Kevin MacCary

Corporate Secretary& Deputy

General Counsel

Peter Sloane

* Acting


ULA Launch Vehicles

Atlas

401 431 551 HLV Delta 2 Medium 4 Medium 5,4 Heavy

Delta


Mission Success

Delta II - THEMISFebruary 17, 2007

Atlas V – STP-1March 8, 2007

Delta II – NROL-21December 14, 2006


Early Accomplishments

100% Mission Success100% compliance with FTC Consent Order100% compliance with Administrative AgreementTop level organization completeExcellent Huntington Beach acceptance rateExtensive learning at all levels of organizationDemonstrated ULA synergies

Excellent Customer Support Enabling Early ULA SuccessExcellent Customer Support Enabling Early ULA Success


CY 2007 INTEGRATED LAUNCH MANIFEST

17 Launches Planned for 2007


CY 2008 INTEGRATED LAUNCH MANIFEST

21 Launches Planned for 2008


ULA ConsolidationDenver, CO

ULA HeadquartersAtlas Program Office and EngineeringAtlas V Booster Fabrication, Assembly, and TestAtlas V Centaur Assembly and TestGX Booster Final Assembly and Test

Pueblo, CODelta II Storage

Decatur, ALDelta II and IVFabrication,Assembly, andTest

Cape CanaveralAir Force Station(CCAFS), FL

Atlas V – SLC-41Delta II –SLC-17A/BDelta IV – SLC-37

Harlingen, TXAtlas V and GX Mechanical StructuresPayload Fairing Fabrication and AssemblyAdapter Fabrication and Assembly

San Diego, CAAtlas V Centaur Tank FabricationAtlas V Booster Fluid andPneumatic LinesGX Booster Tank Fabrication

Vandenberg Air ForceBase (VAFB), CA

Atlas V – SLC-3Delta II – SLC-2Delta IV – SLC-6

Huntington Beach, CADelta Program Officeand Engineering


Summary

Mission Success continues to be top priorityFocus on one team cultureInitial Concept of Operations in place; will continue to evolveAtlas/Delta working together yielding successesTransition program is baselined; Moving into execution phase

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