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Marisat and WUI bring you ocean-bound communications with dockside quality, dockside reliability and dockside flexibility. Now, each of your vessels can have its own high quality transmission link to the main- land via the Marisat communications satellites.

Satellite communication provides superior coverage. It is virtu- ally unaffected by weather or iono- spheric disturbances. Consequently, the normal delays in reaching ocean going vessels, or unintelligible com- munications, need no longer be tolerated.

Rugged shipboard Marisat terminal equipment is available from

WUI to provide immediate access to the U.S. telex, TWX and telephone networks . . . and to the international telecommunications system.

Whether your requirement is telex, cable, voice, facsimile or data communication, Western Union Inter- national and Marisat offer a unique blend of new world technology and old world know-how and experience to most economically serve your needs.

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Our years of experience in furnishing shipboard satellite systems —for all eleven Apollo space shots, three Skylab missions and the Apollo-

Soyuz linkup—have resulted in the development of technically superior, fully seaworthy terminal equipment.

Maintenance is available worldwide.

For more information on

Marisat via WUI, call or write

Western Union International, Market- ing Dept., (212)363-5828.

Western Union International, Inc. 26 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10004

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