TUPPER LAKE, NY — United Launch Alliance (ULA) expects to conduct just nine missions this year as it confronts the delays associated with the October 2024 loss of the nozzle on a solid-rocket booster (SRB) and other issues that have slowed its schedule, ULA Chief Executive Tory Bruno said.
In an Aug. 7 press briefing, Bruno said ULA’s work at the Vandenberg and Cape Canaveral launch sites will permit ULA to end the year with a cadence of two launches per month, a cadence it expects . . .
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