ULA delays focused on protecting its 100 percent mission success rate

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The Advanced Extremely High Frequency 5 (AEHF-5) mission for the U.S. Air Force has been delayed twice now, pushing its scheduled launch back over a month. The new launch date is now targeted for NET August 8th, according to ULA. However, while the delays are undesirable, they follow a roadmap of ULA’s insistence on utilizing an abundance of caution to achieve mission success.

ULA delays focused on protecting its 100 percent mission success rate - NASASpaceFlight.com

The Advanced Extremely High Frequency 5 (AEHF-5) mission for the U.S. Air Force has been…

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(Moved, because it's an ongoing program)

 

[DWG]

Considering the cost of both booster and satellite; check twice, launch once, is the only reasonable approach.

 

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