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Delta IV Heavy NROL-44 Lifting off from Cape Canaveral. Photo Credit: Jeff Seibert / AmericaSpace

Launch of Delta IV Heavy with payload NROL-91


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Launch of NROL-91 on a Delta IV Heavy rocket from Vandenberg AFB, CA launch complex SLC-6
Launch scheduled for 24 Sep 22 at 22:25 GMT
Local time 24 Sep 22 at 3:25pm Pacific

United Launch Alliance will launch a Delta IV rocket from Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. The payload for this mission will be the National Reconnaissance Office classified satellite codenamed NROL-91.

The Delta IV will fly in the heavy configuration with a triple core, a Delta cryogenic second stage and the payload. This will mark the final Delta IV launch from the west coast of the USA.
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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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