GlobeTel Announces Hiring of Top Electrical Engineer for Sanswire.

MIAMI -- GlobeTel Communications Corp. (OTCBB:GTEL) today announced that its wholly owned subsidiary, Sanswire Networks, LLC, has further strengthened its engineering team with the addition of Dr. James Lee. E[acute accent]Timothy Huff, Chief Executive Officer of GlobeTel commented, "Dr. Lee adds significant depth to the Sanswire team. He is a gifted engineer and also has a wide range of capabilities that allow us to continue to build a strong, yet nimble team." E[acute accent]Dr. Lee will serve as the Senior Electrical Engineer for Sanswire. He has over twenty years experience in a number of areas of aerospace and electrical engineering. He trained at Stanford University as well as The University of Colorado, Boulder in aerospace engineering, at The University of Southern California in electrical engineering and has multiple advanced degrees. He has been involved in a number of exotic aircraft design programs, including a commercial tilt-rotor project. Over the past half dozen years, Dr. Lee has focused on advanced flight controls, having published research in a number of peer reviewed journals including the AIAA Journal of Guidance, Control, and Dynamics. Dr. Lee has worked at NASA Dryden as a Flight Controls engineer for the last two years, involved with the X-37 aerospace plane, and most recently, developing an ultra-high precision autopilot for a JPL project on a Gulfstream G3 jet. E[acute accent]Dr. Lee is an instrument rated commercial pilot with licenses in airplanes, helicopters, and gliders. He has piloted over thirty aircraft types. One of the first aircraft he built was a Rutan designed Long-Eze in the early 1980's. Since that time, he has designed, built, modified, flight tested or flown a Corbin Ace, Aviat Husky, Pitts Special aerobatic plane, a World War One Travelaire and Tiger Moth, a Robinson R22 Helicopter, Bell Jetranger Helicopter, Schwietzer 300 Helicopter, Grob 103 Glider, Nimbus 2 glider, Duchess Twin airplane, North American T6, Extra 300 aerobatic plane, and numerous Piper and Cessna aircraft, as well as a hot air balloon. E[acute accent]Dr. Lee has the distinction of attaining an altitude of over 33,000 feet in a Grob 103 at California City and also has the distinction of helping equip NASA's B-52 with one of the most accurate navigation systems of any B-52 in the fleet. In his role as a Controls engineer at NASA Dryden, Dr. Lee has the honor of the most time manually piloting NASA's X-37 aerospace plane high fidelity simulator. E[acute accent]Dr. Lee will be involved in all aspects of systems, avionics, autopilot design and flight testing at Sanswire. His bio will be added to the Sanswire website. E[acute accent]For more information, please go to http://www.globetel.net or http://www.sanswire.com

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