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                                                                  EXHIBIT 10.32





                            INTERCONNECTION AND
                             SERVICES AGREEMENT



                                  between




                           AT&T Maritime Services



                                    and



                        COMSAT Mobile Communications








                                June 1, 1996
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                             TABLE OF CONTENTS



1.       Interconnection of Facilities........................................2
2.       Circuit Restoration and Rerouting....................................2
3.       Service Offerings................................................... 3
4.       Service Modification.................................................4
5.       Traffic Volumes and Rates............................................4
6.       Accounting and Settlement Procedures.................................5
7.       Failure to Pay.......................................................7
8.       Technical Standards and Methods of Operation.........................7
9.       Exchange of Proprietary Information..................................7
10.      Governmental Approvals...............................................8
11.      Prior Agreements.....................................................9
12.      Notices..............................................................9
13.      Duration and Termination of Agreement................................9
14.      Change in Circumstances..............................................9
15.      Limitation of Liability.............................................10
16.      Assignment..........................................................10
17.      Governing Law.......................................................10
18.      Severability........................................................10
19.      Waiver..............................................................11
20.      Execution and Amendment.............................................11
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                   INTERCONNECTION AND SERVICES AGREEMENT


         THIS  AGREEMENT,  entered  into this 1st day of June 1996,  by and
between COMSAT Corporation,  acting through its business unit COMSAT Mobile
Communications,  a corporation organized and existing under the laws of the
District of  Columbia,  with  offices  located at 6560 Rock  Spring  Drive,
Bethesda,  Maryland  20817  (hereinafter  referred  to as  "COMSAT,"  which
expression  shall include its successors and permitted  assignees) and AT&T
Corp., acting through its business unit AT&T Mobile Satellite  Services,  a
corporation organized and existing under the laws of the State of New York,
with  offices  located at 101 JFK Parkway,  Short  Hills,  New Jersey 07078
(hereinafter  called "AT&T," which  expression shall include its successors
and permitted assignees).


                            W I T N E S S E T H:


         WHEREAS,  COMSAT and AT&T are both communications  common carriers
subject  to the  jurisdiction  of  the  Federal  Communications  Commission
("FCC"); and

         WHEREAS, COMSAT offers mobile satellite communications services to
and  from  mobile   stations  and  COMSAT's  Land  Earth  Station   ("LES")
facilities,  with associated  Mobile  Satellite  Switching  Center ("MSSC")
facilities, using satellite capacity obtained from the International Mobile
Satellite Organization ("Inmarsat"); and

         WHEREAS,  AT&T  provides  telecommunications  services to and from
customers    in   the   United    States   and    operates    international
telecommunications  channels  jointly with various foreign  administrations
and  carriers   (hereinafter   "international   correspondents")   for  the
furnishing of its authorized  services  between points in or served via the
United  States and other  points  outside  the United  States  (hereinafter
referred to as "international" or "overseas" points); and

         WHEREAS,  COMSAT  and AT&T have  previously  interconnected  their
facilities  and  exchanged  traffic  so  as  to  permit  the  provision  of
telecommunications  services  between mobile earth stations located outside
the  United  States and points in the  United  States  served by AT&T,  and
international points served by AT&T with its correspondents; and

         WHEREAS,  it is the  desire of AT&T and COMSAT to enter into a new
inter-carrier  agreement,  and to establish  terms and  conditions  for the
exchange of traffic as each may choose to deliver to the  facilities of the
other;

         NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the mutual covenants contained
herein, COMSAT and AT&T agree as follows:
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1.       Interconnection of Facilities

         a.  COMSAT and AT&T agree to  continue  to  interconnect  COMSAT's
LES/MSSC facilities and AT&T's switched network facilities to provide voice
and data  telecommunications  services  between  the  geographic  and ocean
regions  covered by the Inmarsat  system served by COMSAT and points in the
United States and international points served by AT&T.

         b.  The  interconnecting  circuits  to be  used in  providing  the
services  set  forth  in this  Agreement  shall  be such  circuits  between
COMSAT's MSSC facilities and AT&T's  International  Switching Centers ("ISC
facilities")  as may presently  exist and such  additional  or  replacement
circuits as the parties may from time to time agree upon.

         c. Each party shall be responsible for providing and  maintaining,
at its own expense and liability,  the circuits  located on its side of the
interconnecting  circuits.  COMSAT shall  reimburse AT&T for half of AT&T's
direct cost of terrestrial  circuits  connecting  AT&T's ISC facilities and
COMSAT's  MSSC  facilities.  The  number  of  circuits  necessary  for  the
provision  of  services  hereunder  shall be  mutually  agreed  between the
parties,  based on the  amount  of  traffic  to be  exchanged  between  the
parties.

         d.  COMSAT and AT&T agree that this  Agreement  is not  exclusive.
Accordingly,  each party  shall have the right to  interconnect  with other
telecommunications  and  satellite  service  providers to exchange  traffic
including,  but not limited to, the services  set forth in this  Agreement,
consistent with applicable laws.

2.       Circuit Restoration and Rerouting

         a. Each party  shall  advise the other party in writing as soon as
practicable, and in any event no later than twenty-four (24) hours after it
becomes  aware of the  occurrence,  of any facility  failure in its network
that is causing  any  significant  impairment  or  interruption  of service
provided under this Agreement, and the party experiencing the failure shall
make all reasonable efforts to implement prompt restoration of service.

         b. COMSAT shall make  arrangements,  as commercially  practicable,
with foreign  telephone  administrations  for rerouting and  restoration of
service  in the  event of  disruption  of mobile  satellite  communications
service through COMSAT's LES facilities,  and in such cases shall make such
alternative facilities available to route AT&T mobile satellite traffic.

         c. For maintenance and operational purposes,  both AT&T and COMSAT
agree that the mobile satellite telephony services provided hereunder shall
be  treated  with no less  diligence  than  either  party  treats its other
telephony services.
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3.       Service Offerings

         a.       Voice Message Telecommunications Services

                  AT&T and COMSAT hereby agree to make the following  voice
message  telecommunications  services  available to end users to the extent
practicable:

                 (i)      Directory Assistance.  COMSAT will make available 
mobile directory assistance, including but not limited to mobile station 
listings.  AT&T will make available directory assistance for U.S. shore points.

                 (ii)     Conference Calling Capabilities.

                 (iii)    Mobile Terminal to Mobile Terminal Calling.

                 (iv)     Person/Station Calling.  Both person-to-person and 
station-to-station  calls  will be  permitted  by  COMSAT  and AT&T for 
maritime and international land mobile satellite service. Only station-to-
station calls will be provided by COMSAT and AT&T for  aeronautical  satellite  
telephone service.

                 (v)      Calling Card Calls.  To the extent AT&T is able to 
bill COMSAT's  mobile-to-fixed  tariffed  rates,  COMSAT shall have the right 
to accept AT&T's Calling Cards on calls from mobile stations  outside the U.S.
to the  U.S.  and  international  points  as  long as the  Calling  Card is
validated (i.e., a positive or indeterminate  response is received from the
validator  system).  To the  extent  changes  to  COMSAT's  tariff  require
modifications  to AT&T billing  systems or billing rates in connection with
Calling  Card  calls,  AT&T shall use its  reasonable  efforts to make such
modifications.  AT&T  shall  notify  COMSAT  promptly  and in writing as to
whether  such  modifications  can be  made  by  AT&T.  Notwithstanding  the
foregoing,  COMSAT  shall not route any  mobile-to-fixed  800 calls to AT&T
until AT&T notifies COMSAT otherwise,  and until such time COMSAT shall not
bill AT&T in connection with any such calls.

                  (vi)     Collect Calls.  Except for collect calls to coin 
telephones, collect calls  shall be  permitted  by COMSAT and AT&T in both  
directions  between mobile  stations and fixed  locations  within the United 
States,  excluding Alaska.

                  (vii)    Distress and Safety.  Messages and replies
in connection with situations  involving  maritime and aeronautical  safety 
will be handled in compliance with national and international regulations.

         b.       Data, Facsimile and Other Digital Network Services

                  Transmission   of  data,   facsimile  and  other  digital
services will be permitted  over the network  facilities of AT&T and COMSAT
to the extent practicable.
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4.       Service Modification

         The  services  listed in Article 3 above may be modified and other
services added by written agreement of the parties. Each party reserves the
right  (subject to any FCC  requirements)  to  discontinue  any  individual
customer service set forth in Article 3 upon ninety (90) days prior written
notice to the other party.  The decision by either party to discontinue any
individual service shall not constitute a termination of any other service,
nor can the procedure  established by this Article for  individual  service
modification  be utilized to terminate this Agreement  substantially  or in
its entirety.

5.       Traffic Volumes and Rates

         a. AT&T will pay  COMSAT  $6.50 per minute for the space and earth
station  segments  of  fixed-to-mobile   traffic  to  Inmarsat  Standard  A
terminals  for traffic up to one million  minutes per year.  For Inmarsat A
traffic  volumes  exceeding  that  amount,  COMSAT  agrees  to  reduce  the
foregoing   rate  in  accordance   with   Attachment  I  hereto.   For  all
fixed-to-mobile  traffic to Standard M and Standard B terminals,  AT&T will
pay COMSAT $3.30 per minute for calls  destined to the Atlantic and Pacific
Ocean regions,  and $2.95 per minute for calls destined to the Indian Ocean
Region.

         b.  COMSAT  will pay AT&T $.20 per minute for all  mobile-to-fixed
calls   terminating   in  the   United   States   and  for   all   Inmarsat
mobile-to-mobile  calls routed via AT&T for the terrestrial segment of that
traffic and associated  services.  For  mobile-to-fixed  calls  terminating
outside the United States,  COMSAT will pay AT&T's  tariffed  international
long distance rates minus ten percent (10%).

         c.  Inmarsat aeronautical calls shall be settled as follows:

             (i)  For air-to-ground calls, COMSAT shall pay AT&T $.20 per 
minute.

             (ii) For ground-to-air calls, AT&T shall pay COMSAT $6.50
per minute.

         d.  Notwithstanding  anything to the  contrary in this  Agreement,
except in  regards  to the  proportion  of  traffic  described  in  Article
6.a.(6),  neither  AT&T nor  COMSAT  commits  to send the  other  party any
traffic,  nor does either party commit to any particular  volume or type of
traffic,  by reason of this  Agreement.  Each party  reserves  the absolute
right to adjust  or change  the  volume  of  traffic  it sends to the other
party. In this connection,  and without  limitation,  COMSAT and AT&T agree
that there will be no shortfall obligation, charge or penalty for a party's
failure to deliver any traffic volumes,  even if the reason for such action
is within the control of such party.
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         e. Any tariff changes  affecting  services provided in conjunction
with this  Agreement  shall be provided by written notice in the manner set
forth in Article 12 by the party  making the  changes to the other party on
or before the date the tariff  changes are submitted to the FCC,  provided,
in any event,  that COMSAT shall notify AT&T of Calling Card tariff changes
no less than fifteen (15) days before the tariff is to become effective.

6.       Accounting and Settlement Procedures

         a.       Monthly Statements

                  (1)      Each party shall be responsible  for the billing
                           and  collection  of  charges  to its  respective
                           customers.

                  (2)      Each party  shall  render to the other a monthly
                           statement  of the messages  provided  during the
                           month to which the statement relates,  expressed
                           in seconds,  but with totals rounded to the next
                           full  minute and showing the portion of revenues
                           due to the other party  calculated  on the basis
                           of the rates set forth in  Article  5. Each line
                           item total  shall be rounded up to the next full
                           minute.  Such  statements  shall be forwarded to
                           the other party as soon as practicable after the
                           calendar  month to which the statement  relates,
                           but in no event later than the end of the second
                           calendar month  following the month to which the
                           statement relates.  The monthly statements shall
                           include  any  accounting   information  received
                           through international settlements.  This traffic
                           will be  reported  and  included  in the monthly
                           statements no later than one (1) month following
                           the  date  it is  reported  to the  party.  Both
                           parties  acknowledge that international  traffic
                           may be reported over time (in some  instances in
                           excess  of  one  (1)  year  after   service  was
                           provided).

                  (3)      Each party  shall have the right to make  credit
                           adjustments  to its  customers  with  respect to
                           periods in which  transmission is interrupted or
                           defective,   and  to  reflect,  in  its  monthly
                           statements  to the other party,  deductions  for
                           such  interrupted  or  defective  transmissions,
                           provided that such deductions or adjustments are
                           reasonable  and  are  made  before  the  monthly
                           statement  is  forwarded  to  the  other  party.
                           COMSAT  shall  validate  all AT&T  Calling  Card
                           calls. Without prejudice to the foregoing and in
                           addition to any other  remedies AT&T may have at
                           law or in equity, AT&T specifically reserves the
                           right to block calls  billed to any  unvalidated
                           AT&T  Calling  Card or deduct  the value of such
                           calls from its settlement  payments to COMSAT in
                           the event of nonpayment for the unvalidated call.


                  (4)      A  statement   shall  be  deemed  to  have  been
                           irrevocably  accepted  as free of  discrepancies
                           and  errors by the party to whom it is  rendered
                           if that party
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                           does not object in writing  within one year from
                           the date the monthly  statement is received.  If
                           an  objection  is made,  the  parties  shall use
                           their  best  efforts  to  settle   promptly  the
                           disputed  item or items.  Adjustments  that have
                           been  agreed  upon  by  both  parties  shall  be
                           included in the next monthly statement.

                  (5)      The parties agree to exchange  billing data only
                           to  the  extent  it  is  strictly  necessary  to
                           respond to a  specific  customer  inquiry.  This
                           exchange  shall be made in a timely  manner (per
                           recommendations  of the International  Telegraph
                           and Telephone Consultation Committee ("CCITT")),
                           in a format to which both parties agree,  and in
                           accordance    with    all    applicable    legal
                           requirements.

                  (6)      Where    COMSAT   and   a   foreign    telephone
                           administration  have  entered  into an agreement
                           providing  for that  telephone  administration's
                           routing of traffic  originating in its territory
                           and    terminating    via   COMSAT's    Inmarsat
                           facilities, and AT&T provides connecting service
                           to  that  administration  with  respect  to such
                           traffic,  AT&T hereby  agrees to route to COMSAT
                           such  traffic  equal to the share of all traffic
                           such telephone  administration  has agreed to so
                           route to COMSAT.  Where AT&T provides connecting
                           service  with  respect  to  such  traffic,  AT&T
                           agrees  to  accept  payment  from  such  foreign
                           telephone administrations through the settlement
                           process  on behalf of  COMSAT,  but shall not be
                           required to bill, collect from, or determine the
                           method of  payment of end users and shall not be
                           responsible  for late or  non-payment  from such
                           telephone administrations. Any payments received
                           by AT&T from such  administrations  on  COMSAT's
                           behalf shall be paid in accordance  with Article
                           6.b. below.

          b.      Payment of Net Balance

                  The sums due each  month  from each party to the other as
covered by each monthly statement shall be reduced to a net balance by each
party.  Net  balances due from one party to the other shall be paid monthly
by the debtor party to the creditor party.  Payment will be made as soon as
practicable,  but in no event  later  than  forty-five  (45) days after the
monthly statement has been received from the creditor party. The payment of
the net  balance due with  respect to  undisputed  amounts on a  statement,
except to the extent that such amounts are uncollected  settlement payments
from a  foreign  telephone  administration,  shall not be  delayed  pending
agreement to the adjustment of disputed items of that statement.
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           c.     Other Matters

                  Payments  made  and   statements   rendered   under  this
Agreement  from one  party to the  other  shall be in U.S.  currency.  AT&T
hereby  commits  to work  with  COMSAT on a  regular  basis to  review  and
streamline the  accounting  and settlement  process in an effort to improve
the timeliness of payments.


  7.      Failure to Pay

          Subject to the terms of Article  6.a.  and  Article  6.b. of this
  Agreement,  upon  failure of a party to pay a net  balance in  accordance
  with Article  6.b.,  the party to whom such  balance is owed may,  ninety
  (90) days after  delivering  notice in writing  to the other  party,  and
  subject to FCC  requirements,  suspend its  participation in the services
  covered  hereby,  and  said  party  shall  be  deemed  released  from its
  obligations  under this  Agreement  for so long as any  balance due shall
  remain unpaid. This provision does not limit any other legal or equitable
  remedies available under this Agreement.

  8.      Technical Standards and Methods of Operation

          Except  as  otherwise  agreed  by  the  parties,   the  technical
  standards and methods of operation applied by the parties to the exchange
  of traffic hereunder shall conform to the applicable  recommendations  of
  the CCITT and to any revisions of same.

  9.      Exchange of Proprietary Information

          a. In connection with the provision of services  pursuant to this
  Agreement,  COMSAT  and AT&T  may  each  disclose  to the  other  certain
  marketing,  financial, billing, technical, and other information which is
  proprietary or  confidential  to the  disclosing  party or its affiliated
  companies  (hereinafter  referred to as  "Information").  For purposes of
  this Agreement,  such Information  shall include,  but not be limited to,
  engineering information,  hardware,  software, drawings, models, samples,
  tools,  technical  specifications,  and  documentation,  in whatever form
  recorded or orally provided.

          b. The  receiving  party shall hold  Information  in  confidence,
  shall  use such  Information  only for the  purpose  of  performing  this
  Agreement,  shall reproduce such Information only to the extent necessary
  for such purpose,  shall restrict  disclosure of such  Information to its
  employees and employees of its  affiliated  companies with a need to know
  (and inform such employees of the obligations assumed herein),  and shall
  not disclose  such  Information  to any third party without prior written
  approval of the other party. These restrictions on the use or disclosure
  of information shall not apply to any Information:
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                   (i) that is  independently  developed  by the  receiving
                   party or its affiliated  companies or lawfully  received
                   free of restriction from another source having the right
                   to so furnish such Information;

                   (ii) that has become  generally  available to the public
                   without breach of this Agreement by the receiving  party
                   or its affiliated companies;

                   (iii) that at the time of  disclosure  to the  receiving
                   party  was  known  to  such  party  or  its   affiliated
                   companies   free  of   restriction   and   evidenced  by
                   documentation in such party's possession;

                   (iv) that the disclosing party agrees in writing is free
                   of such restrictions; or

                   (v) that is  required  to be made  public  by the FCC or
                   other due legal process,  provided the disclosing  party
                   is notified  promptly by the receiving party of any such
                   requirement to make the Information public.

          c. Information shall be subject to the restrictions  above, if it
  is in  writing  or  other  tangible  form,  only  if  clearly  marked  as
  proprietary or confidential  when disclosed to the receiving party or, if
  it is  not in  tangible  form,  only  if  identified  as  proprietary  or
  confidential  at the time of disclosure  and confirmed in writing  within
  thirty (30) days of such disclosure.

          d. No license to a party, under any trademark, patent, copyright,
  mask work protection right or any other  intellectual  property right, is
  either  granted or implied by the conveying of Information to such party.
  None of the  Information  which  may be  disclosed  or  exchanged  by the
  parties  shall  constitute  any  representation,   warranty,   assurance,
  guarantee or inducement by either party to the other of any kind, and, in
  particular, with respect to the non- infringement of trademarks, patents,
  copyrights,  mask  work  protection  rights  or  any  other  intellectual
  property rights, or other rights of third persons.

          e. All Information  shall remain the property of the transmitting
  party and shall be returned  upon written  request or upon the  receiving
  party's determination that it no longer has a need for such Information.

          f. Each party agrees that all of its  obligations  undertaken  in
  Article 9 herein  as a party  receiving  Information  shall  survive  and
  continue after termination of this Agreement.
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  10.     Governmental Approvals

          All  undertakings,  obligations  and rights of the parties hereto
  are subject to all necessary governmental licenses and approvals,  and to
  all other  applicable  legal  requirements.  This Agreement  shall not be
  construed or interpreted to prejudice the rights either party may have to
  provide any services it is or becomes lawfully  authorized to provide, or
  in any way limit the ability of each party to present any  regulatory  or
  other legal position, or to request or oppose any grant of authority,  in
  any appropriate legal forum.

  11.     Prior Agreements

          This Agreement supersedes all previous agreements  (including all
  amendments  thereto)  between  COMSAT and AT&T regarding the provision of
  mobile satellite telephone services using the Inmarsat system.

  12.     Notices

          Any notice under this Agreement  shall be in writing and shall be
  deemed sufficient if sent by first class mail,  facsimile or telex to the
  following address, or any superseding address so notified hereunder,  and
  shall be effective upon receipt.

  To COMSAT:

          COMSAT Mobile Communications
          6560 Rock Spring Drive
          Bethesda, Maryland 20817
          Attention: Director-Contracts

  To AT&T:

          AT&T Corp.
          101 JFK Parkway
          Short Hills, New Jersey  07078
          Attention: District Manager Maritime Services

  13.     Duration and Termination of Agreement

          This  Agreement will be effective as of June 1, 1996, and subject
  to the  provisions  contained  herein,  shall  continue in full force and
  effect until  December  31, 1997.  Subsequent  to the initial  term,  the
  Agreement  shall  continue in full force and effect unless  terminated by
  either party upon ninety (90) days prior notice in writing.

  14.     Change in Circumstances

          If,  during  the term of this  Agreement,  any U.S.  governmental
  action or other significant change in circumstances  renders either party
  unable to  perform  or  results  in  significant  economic  detriment  or
  competitive  disadvantage  to a party,  such party may request in writing
  that the terms of this Agreement be renegotiated.  Upon such request, the
  parties  agree to  negotiate,  promptly  and in good  faith,  methods  to
  resolve the competitive disadvantage,  economic detriment or inability to
  perform.  However,  if no such mutual  agreement can be reached  within a
  period of ninety (90) days with respect to a party's inability to perform
  under this Agreement,  either party may terminate this Agreement  without
  further cost or liability,  except for any unpaid amounts owed by a party
  hereunder at the time of such termination.
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  15.     Limitation of Liability

          Neither party nor its parent,  subsidiaries,  or affiliates shall
  be  liable  to  the  other  for  any  failure  in  or  breakdown  of  the
  communications  facilities or  interruption  to same  associated with the
  functioning  of the services  set forth in this  Agreement no matter what
  the cause. Each party's liability to the other for any loss, cost, claim,
  injury,  liability,  or expense,  including  reasonable  attorneys' fees,
  relating  to or  arising  out of any  negligent  act or  omission  in its
  performance  of  this   Agreement  (not  involving   knowing  or  willful
  misconduct  or a failure,  breakdown  or  interruption  of  communication
  facilities or services provided hereunder) shall be limited to the amount
  of direct damage actually incurred. NEITHER PARTY SHALL BE LIABLE FOR ANY
  INDIRECT,   SPECIAL,  PUNITIVE  OR  CONSEQUENTIAL  DAMAGES  OF  ANY  KIND
  WHATSOEVER,  INCLUDING  LOSS OF PROFITS OR REVENUES.  EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY
  SET FORTH HEREIN,  NEITHER PARTY MAKES ANY WARRANTIES OR REPRESENTATIONS,
  EXPRESS OR IMPLIED.

  16.     Assignment

          Neither  party may assign  this  Agreement  except to a parent or
  wholly-owned subsidiary in connection with the transfer of responsibility
  for the services  provided under this Agreement without the prior written
  consent of the other, which consent shall not be unreasonably withheld or
  delayed.

  17.     Governing Law

          This  Agreement  shall be  governed  by the laws of the  State of
  Maryland, United States of America, without regard to the conflict of law
  principles  thereof.   This  Agreement  shall  also  be  subject  to  all
  applicable laws of the United States,  including  without  limitation the
  Communications Act of 1934, as amended and U.S. Export Control laws.

  18.     Severability

          If any term or provision of this  Agreement  shall be found to be
  illegal or  unenforceable,  then such term or  provision  shall be deemed
  stricken,  and the  remainder of this  Agreement  shall  continue in full
  force and effect.
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  19.     Waiver

          No term or provision of this Agreement  shall be deemed waived by
  either party unless such waiver is in writing and signed by that party.

  20.     Execution and Amendment

          This Agreement is executed in two copies,  both of which shall be
  considered  originals with identical legal effect.  This Agreement may be
  modified or amended only by written agreement of the Parties.

          IN WITNESS WHEREOF,  the parties hereto have severally subscribed
  these presents or caused them to be subscribed,  in their name and behalf
  by their respective officers thereunto duly authorized.


  AT&T Maritime Services AT&T CORP.

  By:            /s/ Mario Persico
  Name:          Mario Persico
  Title:         District Manager
  Date:          June 25, 1996


  COMSAT Mobile Communications
  COMSAT Corporation

  By:            /s/ Thomas Collins
  Name:          Thomas Collins
  Title:         VP  & GM, CMC
  Date:          6/20/96