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Two Minotaur launches planned this year from Virginia

March 21, 2019 Stephen Clark

Northrop Grumman is gearing up for up to four launches this year at Wallops Island, Virginia, including two launches with Cygnus cargo ships heading to the International Space Station, and a pair of Minotaur rocket flights carrying classified payloads into orbit for the U.S. government’s spy satellite agency.

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    September 24, 2023
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    September 24, 2023
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