Talk:Milstar

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I've noted the offical decision to call the system "Milstar", a standalone name without inherent meaning, rather than "MILSTAR" or "Milstar", an acronym for Military Strategic and Tactical Relay satellite. For historical reasons and to avoid any re-linking issues, I've chosen to keep the page at the original location. --Ryan McDaniel 14:40, 26 January 2006 (UTC)[reply]