The Complementary Expendable Launch Vehicle

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Sep 1990

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AIAA, Space Programs and Technologies Conference, Huntsville, AL, Sept. 25-27, 1990. 7 p.

Computer Science

Expendable Stages (Spacecraft), Space Missions, Titan Launch Vehicles, Launch Vehicles, Space Programs, Space Shuttles

Scientific paper

The final approval of the Complementary Expendable Launch Vehicle, now the Titan IV, was significant in that it represented a new national space launch policy and a resurgence of a robust U.S. expendable launch vehicle industry. Assured Access to Space and mixed fleet were now prime principles of national policy. The long path of correcting the previous national policy and the emergence and growth of the Titan IV, now the Department of Defense's primary heavy lift space launch vehicle, are traced.

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