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The last Delta IV Heavy rocket arrives at Launch Complex 37 to await the arrival of the NROL-70 payload for stacking.

Launch of Delta IV Heavy with payload NROL-70


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Launch of NROL-70 on a Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral AFB, FL launch complex LC-37
Launch scheduled for 1 Apr 24 at 17:37 GMT
Local time 1 Apr 24 at 1:37pm Eastern

United Launch Alliance will launch the final Delta IV Heavy rocket from Launch Complex 37 carrying a top secret payload for the National Reconnaissance Office code named NROL-70.
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    • 3 Comments

    1. Don’t know if anyone will get to this in time…We’re driving up from Port Canaveral to watch the launch, can we watch this from the Nasa Causeway?

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