COMPANIES, FACILITIES and ORGANIZATIONS


Compiled by James Plotts

Australia

Aerospace-Technologies of Australia, Pty., Ltd.
	Activity:  Developers of the Ikara anti-submarine missile.1


Brazil

Aeronautical Technology Institute (ITA)
Aeronautics Industry
Aerospace Technical Center (CTA)
Director: Major Brigadier Nelson Taveira2
Location: Sao Jose dos Campos (Sao Paulo State)3
Alcantara
Base Commander: Colonel Lauande.4
Location: Brazil's northeast coast.5
Activity: Brazil's satellite launch site.6 It is reportedly only 65 percent complete, but it is hoped that VLS will be launched from here in 1995.7
Avibras Aerospace Industry, Inc.
Vice President: Rubens Porto8
Location: Sao Jose dos Campos (Sao Paulo State)9
Activity: Currently the only company in Brazil that manufactures rockets.10
Bahia Space Agency
Brazilian Commission of Space Activities
Deputy Chairman: Major Brigadier Jose Marcone11
Mectron Engineering Company
Technical Director: Renato Zanetta12
Location: Sao Jose dos Campos (Sao Paulo State)13
Activity: Founded by the leading members of a Brazilian technical team that went to Iraq to assist on an air-to-air missile project.14 Obtained a contract to work on the MSS 1.2 SSM.15
Orbita
Spaceplus
President: Hugo de Oliveira Piva, the so-called "Dr Von Braun of Brazil."16
Location: Sao Jose dos Campos (Sao Paulo State)17


Canada

Spar Aerospace


Democratic People's Republic of Korea

Yongbyon Nuclear Facility


France

Aerospatiale
Associated Facilities: Space and Defense Division at Les Mureaux, missile research facility at Bourges.18
Activity: France's largest aerospace company.19
Albion, Plateau d'
Activity: Location of France's land-based S-3 nuclear missile force.
Bourges missile test facility.
Activity: Aerospatiale facility that does ramjet development work.20 A small-scale scramjet is to be ground-tested here.21
Defense Ministry
Defense Minister: Francois Leotard.22
Kouros--See French Guiana.
Les Mureaux Space and Defense Division
Director of hypersonic and future transport programs: Gerard Laruelle.23


French Guiana

Kouros
Activity: A French space launch facility occasionally employed by Ariane.24


Germany

Rein-Bayern-Fahrzeug
Head: Anton Eyerle.25 He is currently on trial for violating German export restrictions during the Gulf War.26
Location: Keufbeur, Germany.27
Activity: Allegedly shipped Scud and Styx missile fuses to Iraq after the 1990 invasion of Kuwait.28


India

Aeronautical Development Establishment
Location: Bangalore.29
Activity: Designed and Developed the Lakshya Pilotless Target Aircraft,30 possibly with the assistance of the Israeli aircraft industry.31
Andhra Sugar
Activity: According to the Indian Space Department, Andhra Sugar is one of the industries that contributed to the production of hardware and subsystems for India's cryogenic engine.32
Balasore
Activity: Location of a missile test range.33
Bharat Dynamics Ltd.
Activity: With the Indian Army and Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd., it is manufacturing the Prithvi missile.34
Car Nicobar
Activity: Location of a telemetry and tracking station.35
Defence Research and Development Organization (DRDO)
Activity: In charge of the 8 million rupee ($170 million) Integrated Guided Missile Development Programme (IGMDP), which is designing and building the Agni, Trishul, Nag, Prithvi and Akash missiles.36
Godrej
Activity: According to the Indian Space Department, Godrej is one of the industries that contributed to the production of hardware and subsystems for India's cryogenic engine.37
Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd.
Activity: State owned company involved in the manufacture of the Prithvi missile with the Indian Army and Bharat Dynamics Ltd.38 Specifically, it worked on the liquid fuel engines.39
Indian Air Force
Air Chief Marshal: S. K. Kaul.40
Indian Army
Activity: With Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd. and Bharat Dynamics Ltd., it is manufacturing the Prithvi missile.41
Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
Chairman: Dr. Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan.42 Former director of ISRO's Satellite Center in Bangalore.43
Former Chairman: Professor U. R. Rao.44
Associated Facilities: Mahendragiri facility.45 Satellite Center in Bangalore.46 Inertial Systems Unit.47
Activity: Handles India's involvement in the international commercial space launch industry.48 Involved in a deal with Glavkosmos of Russia for the acquisition of cryogenic rockets for the PSLV.49 The deal originally provided cryogenic rocket technology as well as the engines, but was modified to include only the engines after intense US pressure.50
Indian Standing Committee of Parliament on Science and Technology
Activity: Received reports from the Indian Space Department on the India's indigenous cryogenic engine.51
Integrated Guided Missile Development Program (IGMDP)
Founder: Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam.52
Activity: IGMDP is designing and building the Agni, Trishul, Nag, Prithvi and Akash missiles.53
Interim Test Range (ITR)
Location: Chandipur-on-Sea,54 Orissa.55
Activity: Site from which the Agni missile is being test-fired over the Bay of Bengal.56 Location includes telemetry and tracking facilities.57
Institute of Defence Studies and Analyses
Director: Air Commodore Jasjit Singh58
ISTRAC
Activity: Tracking organization.59
Larsen and Toubro (L&T)
Activity: According to the Indian Space Department, L&T is one of the industries that contributed to the production of hardware and subsystems for India's cryogenic engine.60
Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre
Mahendragiri facility
Director: Dr. Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan.65
Location: Bangalore.66
Activity: Part of ISRO.67
Sriharikota High Altitude Range (SHAR)
Location: Andhra Pradesh.68
Activity: Launch facility from which ASLV has been launched.69 Location of a telemetry and tracking station.70
Tughlaqabad Air Force Base
Air Officer Commanding: Air Commodore P.K. Ghosh.71
Associated Facilities: No. 7 Base Repair Depot.72
Vikram Sarabhai Space Center
Activity: Responsible for the design of the ASLV.73
Walchand Industries
Activity: According to the Indian Space Department, Walchand is one of the industries that contributed to the production of hardware and subsystems for India's cryogenic engine.74


International

Arianespace
Euromissile
Assistant director of marketing and strategy: Karsten Fromm.75
Activity: French-German consortium that developed and markets the Milan, Polyphem and Roland Milan missiles.76
European Space Agency
Former director: Jorg E. Feustel-Buechl.77
Activity: Involved in a $1 billion effort to develop a space plane.78
United Nations Special Commission on Iraq (UNSCOM)
United Nations Security Council (UNSC)


Iraq

Ibn al-Haytham
Location: near Baghdad.79
Activity: New lab facility where Iraqi scientists conduct ballistic missile research.80
Saad 16
Activity: Reseach and development center, which was destroyed during the Gulf War and was rebuilt, conducting ballistic missile research.81


Israel

Elbit
Israeli Aircraft Industries (IAI)
President: Moshe Keret82
Activity: State-owned company that develops lightweight, relatively inexpensive, satellites and launch vehicles for commercial use.83 IAI produces the Shavit SLV, which is thought to be a civilian version of the Jericho SSM.84 IAI coproduces the Ranger RPV with Oerlikon-Contraves of Switzerland.85
Rafael Armament Development Authority
Location: Haifa86
Activity: Developed the Popeye missile.87 Was originally an arm of the Israeli Defense Ministry, but, on 5/25/94 it became a state-owned company as part of an attempt to offset comany losses and encourage recovery.88
Silver Arrow
Activity: Manufactures the Hermes 450 UAV.89
TAAS Israeli Industries
Tadiran
Activity: Designed and produced to BMDO specifications (and using BMDO funds) the Israeli Test Bed ATBM simulator.90


Italy

Breda
Activity: Produces the 105 SCALR multi-purpose rocket launcher and codeveloped with Simmel Difesa (Italy) a stabilized naval launch platform based on it.91
Simmel Difesa
Activity: Codeveloped with Breda (Italy) a stabilized naval launch platform using Breda's 105 SCALR multi-purpose rocket launcher that fires Firos 30 122 mm rockets; also developed the Firos 30 rocket for Royal Ordinance (UK).92


Japan

Japan Defense Agency (JDA)
Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Activity: Designed payload fairings for the H-2 in cooperation with NASDA.93
Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI)
Mitsubishi Heavy Industries
Space Executive: Hiroshi Harada94
National Institute for Defense Studies
Professor Masamitsu Yamshita95
National Space Development Agency (NASDA)
President: Masato Yamano96
Activity: Developed the H-2 SLV.97
Rocket Systems Corporation
Activity: A consortium of more than 70 companies, led by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., that developed the H-2 SLV.98
Science and Technology Agency
Director General: Satsuki Eda99
Tanegashima Island
Activity: On 2/4/94, it was the site of the first launch of the H-2 SLV.100


Malaysia

Ministry of Defense
Defense Minister: Najib Razak.101


Pakistan

National Nuclear Command Authority
Activity: Allegedly controls Pakistan's nuclear arsenal.102
Sargodha
Activity: Location of a missile facility where some intelligence analysts believe Pakistan stores its M-11 missiles.103 In 9/94, Chinese missile technicians there to train the Pakistani military in the use of the M-11 missile.104


People's Republic of China

Academy of Spaceflight Technology
Vice-President: Zhu Aikong105
Location: Shanghai106
Activity: Doing work on the DFH-3 satellite.107
China Aerospace Industry Corporation
President: Liu Jiyuan.108
Location: Beijing.109
Activity: Builds China's satellites and launchers.110 The successor to the former Ministry of Space.111
China Great Wall Industry Corporation
Deputy Director of Foreign Affairs: He Shaoqing112
Activity: State owned launch firm.113 In 1991-92, the US imposed sanctions on both it and the China Precision Machinery Import Export Corporation because of the M-11 sale to Pakistan.114
China Precision Machinery Import Export Corporation
Activity: in 1991-92, the US imposed sanctions on both it and the China Great Wall Industry Corporation because of the M-11 sale to Pakistan.115 The state-owned CPMIEC manufactures and exports the M-11 and similar missiles.116
Lob Nor lake
Activity: Site of a nuclear test in 10/93 that may have been of a 90 kt warhead from the reentry vehicle of a new MIRVed ICBM being developed by the PRC.117
Ministry of Space
Activity: Now defunct, having been replaced by the China Aerospace Industry Corporation.118
Spacecraft Test Hall No. 2
Location: Xichang Launch Center119
Activity: Site of an explosion of a Feng-Yun-2 satellite on 4/2/94.120
Xichang Launch Center
Location: southwestern Sichuan Province121
Associated Facilities: Spacecraft Test Hall No. 2, Spacecraft Test Hall No. 3.122


Russia

Central Institute of Aircraft Dynamics
Location: Moscow.123
Activity: One of several Russian institutions believed to be training Chinese scientists and technicians.124 Doing testing of a scramjet engine.125
Dubna
Location: 200 km north of Moscow.126
Activity: Site of an atomic research center, with 2,000 fellows and 6,000 employees, where hundreds of DPRK scientists were reportedly trained since 1956, routinely accomodating 10-20 DPRK fellows.127
Glavkosmos
Head: Alexander Dunayev.128
Activity: Involved in a deal with ISRO of India for the sale of cryogenic rockets for the PSLV.129 The deal originally provided cryogenic rocket technology as well as the engines, but was modified to include only the engines after intense US pressure.130
Lavochkin scientific production association
Developed the M-69 Mars probes in 1969.131
Perm
Location: Siberia.132

Activity: A town near which journalists discovered an abandoned train-based SS-25 missile system, consisting of four missile carriages, a command post, and an electric power plant.133

Russian Space Agency
Head: Yuri Koptev.134
Scientific Production Machine-Building Asssociation (Mashinostroyeniya)
Head: Gerbert A. Yefremov.135
Former Head: Vladimir N. Chelomey.136
Activity: Recently converted by Gerbert A. Yefremov from the production of cruise missiles and ICBMs to various commercial pursuits.137


South Africa

Advanced Technologies and Engineering (ATE).138
Advena
Activity: Subsidiary of Denel and location of an Armscor proving ground.139
Armaments Corporation of South Africa (Armscor}
Denel


Spain

Empresa Nacional Bazan
Activity: State-owned ship builder.140
Indra
Activity: Defense electronics group.141


Switzerland

Oerlikon-Contraves
Activity: Coproduces the Ranger RPV with IAI.142


Taiwan

Chung Shan Institute of Science and Technology
President: Admiral Liu Hsu-shi.143
Activity: Developed the Hsiung Feng family of anti-ship cruise missiles, which are based on the Israeli Gabriel-2.144 The Hsiung Feng-2 development is complete, and Hsiung Feng-3 is in the concept stage and will include stealth technology.145


Turkey

Tubitak
Location: Ankara.146
Activity: The Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkey.147


Ukraine

Hartron plant
Location: near Kharkov148
Activity: Formerly manufactured SS-18 and SS-19 guidance systems, but now makes control systems for nuclear power plants.149
National Space Agency
Deputy Director General: Andrei V. Zhalko-Titarenko150


United Kingdom

Avica
Activity: supplying a "substantial" amount of ducting to the Ariane 5 development program.151
Associated Facilities: Subsidiary of Meggitt Aerospace.152
British Aerospace Defence Ltd.
British National Space Centre (BNSC)
Marshall Aerospace
Activity: Recently provided Orbital Sciences (OSC) with the modified Lockheed TriStar L-1011 that was used for the 6/27/94 first air-launch of the OSC Pegasus XL booster.153
Meggitt Aerospace
Associated Facilites: Avica.
UK Industrial Space Committee (UKISC)


United States

Ballistic Missile Defense Organization (BMDO)
Cape Canaveral
Activity: Space launch site.
Defense Technology Conversion Center
Director: Clark C. Abt.154
Location: Boston University, Boston, Mass.155
Department of Defense
Assistant Secretary of Defense for Counterproliferation: Ashton Carter.156
Department of State
Deputy Secretary of State: Strobe Talbot.157
Undersecretary of State for International Security Affairs: Lynn E. Davis.158
Assistant Secretary of State for South Asia: Robin Raphel.159
Edwards Air Force Base
Location: California.160
Activity: On 2/1/94, the Raptor demonstrator crashed there.161
Federation of American Scientists
Director of the Space Policy Project: John Pike.162
General Dynamics Inc.
Hughes Space and Communications Company
Martin Marietta
McDonnell Douglas
Activity: Producer of the Harpoon anti-ship missile.163 Working on the DC-X single-stage-to-orbit technology demonstrator.164
National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
Administrator: Daniel Goldin165
Northrop
Activity: Designer of the TSSAM.166
Raytheon Co.
Activity: Producer of the Patriot air-defense missile.167
Vandenburg Air Force Base
Location: California.168
Activity: Site of ASTRID flight tests in 2/94.169
Vought
Activity: Developed the VT-1 missile rocket system, which will be used in the Crotale and Roland missiles.170
White Sands
Location: New Mexico.171


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