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==1988== | ==1988== | ||
'''January''': The Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate (DYC), in actuality an Augment-led corporation, begins working with the [[China|People's Republic of China]] on fast-tracking the development of advanced spacecraft technology intended to be used in exploring, settling and marketing the resources of the solar system. An unidentified Augment leads a team of aero- and astronomical engineers in the design of the [[DY-50 class]] experimental transport, as DYC executives motivate China to begin building production and launch facilities in Xuhan province. | '''January''': The Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate (DYC), in actuality an Augment-led corporation, begins working with the [[China|People's Republic of China]] on fast-tracking the development of advanced spacecraft technology intended to be used in exploring, settling and marketing the resources of the solar system. An unidentified Augment leads a team of aero- and astronomical engineers in the design of the [[DY-50 class]] experimental transport, as DYC executives motivate China to begin building production and launch facilities in Xuhan province. | ||
==1989== | |||
'''January''': DYC delivers final plans for the ''[[DY-50 class]]'' transport to [[China]], along with testing data to verify its viability. | |||
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1988
January: The Dinyan-Yoyodyne Conglomerate (DYC), in actuality an Augment-led corporation, begins working with the People's Republic of China on fast-tracking the development of advanced spacecraft technology intended to be used in exploring, settling and marketing the resources of the solar system. An unidentified Augment leads a team of aero- and astronomical engineers in the design of the DY-50 class experimental transport, as DYC executives motivate China to begin building production and launch facilities in Xuhan province.
1989
January: DYC delivers final plans for the DY-50 class transport to China, along with testing data to verify its viability.