TRW's Electronic Systems Group (ESG) published two completely distinct journals with the same name: "Messages" (a newspaper spelled as a proper-noun uppercase) & "messages" (a magazine spelled all lowercase) during the years listed in the table below.
"With this issue of Messages, we are initiating a new ESG employee publication whose objective is to keep everyone informed about programs and activities with the Group. ... As you all know, we are nearing the end of our second year as a Group. Our segment of the defense business has remained healthy, presenting us with an excellent opportunity to continue the rapid growth we have experienced over the last several years."--Messages vol. 1, No. 1, November 1983
"One step toward improving our communications is the series of ESG news bulletins, begun this year, to inform you of major ESG accomplishments and program milestones. This first issue of Messages magazine, which will be distributed quarterly to all ESG employees, marks another important step in keeping you informed. As the only major publication that reaches all 6,000 ESG employees..."--messages vol. 1, No. 1, June 1990
"In late 1992, ESG merged with the TRW Space & Technology Group to form the TRW Space & Electronics Group (S&EG). With this issue, Messages debuts as S&EG's magazine. It will be distributed quarterly to S&EG's more than 7,000 employees and its customers"--messages vol. 4, No. 1, May 1993
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Title
Volume and Number
Location
Publisher
Size
Pages
Headlines
1983-11
Messages
v1, n1
M5TS/1868
TRW ESG
14 x 11
16
Building D1: The house that high tech built
The S-Band Connection
OAT: Rx for high performance ICs
Productivity Improvement Spotlight
TRW Microwave Inc: ESG's Silicon Valley Subsidiary
1984
Messages
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1985-06
Messages
v3, n2
O3/B672
TRW ESG
14 x 11
28
VHSIC: Conquering the Invisible Frontier
Get SET for SEP: A Plan for Satellite Interoperability
Home on the ASL Ranges: The Fine Art of Antenna Testing
MED HEMTs Rival Conventional GaAs Devices
Productivity Symposium Reveals: Intensive Automation Revolutionizes MILSTAR Program
Space Station Update
1985-12
Messages
v3, n3
E2/5042
TRW ESG
14 x 11
26
The Evolution of Excellence: ESG's Roots in Space Communications
Bridging the Band Gap with Millimeter Wave Technology
Gearing Up for the Future with Integrated Avionics
1986-12
Messages
v4, n3
(tbd)
TRW ESG
14 x 11
(tbd)
ESG Responds To The SDI Challenge
ICNIA Leadless Chip Carriers
GREAT/ROSE
Reducing Cost and Span Time of Payload I&T
1990-06
messages
v1, n1
146/2551
TRW ESG
11 x 8.5
16
First Superchips Come Off The Line (CPUAX: Superchip Success)
Changing the Rules for Quality: How TQM is reshaping ESG's way of doing business
Listening Post: An Air Force manager talks about modernizing manufacturing
Front Line: ESG marketeer Gene Proctor reports from Fort Monmouth, NJ
Addressing the Issues: ESG employees speak out on communications within the Group
Periscope: LSIP Looks East & SCD Contract Awards
1990-09
messages
v1, n2
146/2551
TRW ESG
11 x 8.5
16
Gallium Arsenide (GaAs) Grows Up: Prospects and Products
Cold CMOS Is Hot: Cracking the Cryogenics Barrier
Looking for a Few Good Problems: MTSP Brings New Business to TRW
RH32: Suite Success
Addressing the Issues: ESG Employees on TQM
Listening Post: From the office of Col Dale O. Condit, USAF (Director, Milstar Joint Program Office)
Periscope: ESG Shares in ATDRSS Study Win
1991
messages
v2
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1992
messages
v3
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1993-05 (Spring)
messages
v4, n1
E1/2011
TRW S&EG
11 x 8.5
12
Smart Surveillance: Brilliant Eyes Takes Shape
Milstar Advanced Processor: Qualified for Flight
HR Report: Communicating for Business Success
Winners: TRW Interactive Video a Hit In Hollywood, S&EG Honors Outstanding Suppliers
Front Line: New TRW organization, new administration, new national priorities--Marketing's Michael Cerneck shares the view from Washington
Periscope: TRW in Joint Venture to Develop Hybrid Superconducting Digital System; Advanced Materials Win
1993-10 (Fall)
messages
v4, n3
E1/2011
TRW S&EG
11 x 8.5
16
Remote Sensing: TRW Spans the Spectrum
Airborne Targets: A Question of Identity and Image
Global Warming: A CERES Matter/Concern
Affordable Housing: TRW's New Microwave Packaging
Automotive Notes: Vice President Al Gore checks out automotive electronics of the future
Front Line: Marketing S&EG Technologies (Albuquerque District Office's Mike Bell reports on S&EG's Phillips Lab business)
Listening Post: The View from Capitol Hill (Congressman George Brown supports space science)
Periscope: Study of Low-Earth Orbit Effects, Battlefield Combat Identification System, New TRW 26-Gigabyte Solid State Memory, TRW Part of Winning Advanced Rail Transport Team
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