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The sessions continued Tuesday, the morning of February 7th, with Current & FutureAdvanced European Programs highlighting innovations in that continent’s space agencies,industries, technologies, and missions. Tuesday afternoon featured INR from UAVs, a sessionthat showcased hardware and software systems for Image Navigation & Registration fromUnmanned Aerial Vehicle platforms.Finally, the morning of Wednesday, February 8th featured the popular closing sessionRecent Experiences. This traditional session contained candid first-hand accounts of the successesand failures, trials and tribulations encountered in the space industry with valuablelessons for all to help ensure continued successes in the future.The participation and support of our many colleagues in the industry helped make the35th Annual Rocky Mountain AAS G&C conference a great success. The technical committee,session chairs, and national chairs were unfailingly supportive and fully committed tothe technical success of the conference. Special thanks also go to Carolyn O’Brien ofLockheed Martin, Lis Garratt of Ball Aerospace, and the staff at Beaver Run for their professionalismand attention to the operational details that made this conference happen!Michael L. Osborne, Conference Chairperson2012 AAS Guidance and Control Conferencexii