is coming to Titusville

MANAGEMENT TEAM INTRODUCTIONS • Paul Larsen, CEO and Chairman

• Steve Edwards, Exec. Board Member and

VP, Government Relations

• Sid Gutierrez, Board Member and Sr. VP, Business Development

• John Roberts, VP, Propellants and Facilities

• Ronald Jones, Board Member and President & Chief Technology Officer

ABOUT ROCKET CRAFTERS Rocket Crafters, Inc. is a privately held Utah company founded in November 2010 to develop, manufacture, and distribute game-changing rocket propulsion and dual-propulsion (jet/rocket) flight vehicle products and services to the Commercial Space, Space Exploration, and Defense markets. Working with our partners and building upon our human, facility, and intellectual property assets, the Company is developing the enabling technologies to make it possible to safely and reliably transport passengers and urgent priority cargo over intercontinental distances in 1/6th the time of current commercial aviation services.

WHY BREVARD COUNTY AND TITUSVILLE?

States and Communities Considered: • Weber and Davis Counties, Utah • Houston, Texas • Adams County, Colorado • Los Cruces, New Mexico • Brevard County, Titusville, Florida

Key Site Selection Criteria • Qualified Workforce • FAA Horizontal Licensed Spaceport with Room to Build 400,000 sq. ft. facilities • Commercial Space Operator/Manufacturer Liability Shielding Legislation • Strong Financial Incentives • Favorable Business Climate (Commercial Space Industry and Manufacturing) • Weather favorable to Flight Testing • Access to restricted airspace or over-water airspace to support spaceflight

operations • Access to rocket motor test facilities • Strong Community Support and a Can-Do Attitude

TITUSVILLE FACILITY DEVELOPMENT PLAN

FALL-WINTER 2012 Temporary Facilities - Initial HQ/Rocket Propulsion Lab/Hiring Office - Rocket Propulsion System Testing (FIT/Pad 36B Cape Canaveral)

SPRING-SUMMER 2013 Interim Facility - 27,000 sq. ft. Interim HQ/R&D/Pilot Production/Assembly Building

2014 Permanent Facilities - 33 acre campus (15 acre expansion option) - 400,000 sq. ft. (total) - Rocket Crafters’ World Headquarters and R&D Center - Rocket Propulsion Products Production Plant - Rocket Propellants Production Plant and Distribution Center - Flight Vehicle Development and Assembly Center - Atmospheric and Suborbital Flight Testing

WHAT WE WILL DESIGN, TEST AND MANUFACTURE AT OUR TITUSVILLE FACILITIES

Hybrid Rocket Propulsion Products

Dual-Propulsion (Jet-Rocket) Flight Vehicles

Firehawk Sidereus Sidereus

Boosters and Upper Stages Spacecraft Propulsion Suborbital Flight Vehicle Propulsion

WHY INTERCONTINENTAL SUBORBITAL TRANSPORT VEHICLES AND SERVICES?

First Air Mail Service1918

First passengers flying with the mail

Boeing 247 - first modern airliner

Lockheed L1049 Constellation – set new standard for international air travel

Boeing 747 – Revolutionized international air travel

Boeing 787 Dreamliner – more efficient, but still subsonic (.855 Mach)

Passenger and Mail Train circa 1900

RCI Cosmos Mariner Suborbital Transport (Mach 6)

The history of transportation can be chronicled by one key thesis – Whenever a new form becomes available that is faster, safer, more reliable, and/or less expensive, the new form almost always displaces the earlier form over time. With the exception of the short-lived French-British subsidized Concorde, airliners have been capped at subsonic speeds (.855 Mach) since the 1960’s, and at altitudes (below 40,000 ft.) where adverse weather conditions can affect schedules; making intercontinental flights long, tedious, and often unreliable. When suborbital space transport services become available, this 6 times faster form of air/space transportation will capture much of the elite traveler market from airlines and business jet makers. Rocket Crafters is developing the enabling technologies and flight vehicles to make this a reality within the next decade.

THE INTERCONTINENTAL SUBORBITAL TRANSPORT MARKET

While space tourism represents an important early revenue source, this activity is considered minor compared to the potential of the intercontinental suborbital transport market, which is forecast to become a billion dollar industry over the next two decades. The suborbital transport system will evolve, flying passengers and priority goods along suborbital tracks between major destination cities.

Estimated suborbital space transport demand for top route pairs by ticket price. Source: Great Expectations: An Assessment for International Space Transportation,

International Space University, Paris, France 2006 Predicted Top Suborbital Passenger and Cargo Route Pairs. Source: Great Expectations: An Assessment for International Space Transportation,

International Space University, Paris, France 2006

Suborbital Space Transportation Illustration. Source: Great Expectations: An Assessment for International Space

Transportation, International Space University, Paris, France 2006

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Average annual salary est.: $46,638

TYPES OF JOBS Examples

Management • Finance-Accounting • Human Resources • Engineering Management • Production Management

Engineering and Scientific • Mechanical and Aeronautical

Engineering • Aero-Structural Engineering • Rocket Propulsion Scientists and

Engineers • Electrical Engineers • Computer Scientists

Production • Machinists-CNC Operators • Tool Makers • Airframe Assemblers • Advanced Composite Technicians

Administrative • Accountants • Secretaries and Admin. Assistants • Schedulers and Planners • Marketing Support

Marketing and Sales • Rocket Propulsion Product Sales • Flight Vehicle Sales • Propellant Sales • Aerospace Marketers • Graphic Artists – Web Developers

Flight Operations • Test Pilots • Jet Engine-Avionics Maintainers • Spaceflight Medicine • Ground Simulator Operators

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