On April 9th at 12:53 P.M., United Launch Alliance launched the final Delta IV Heavy rocket from SLC-37 after a scrubbed launch attempt on March 28th due to a Ground Support Equipment (GSE) issue. Delta IV Heavy will launch the NROL-70 mission, which is a classified satellite for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO). Delta IV Heavy will be replaced with ULA's Vulcan rocket which made its inaugural launch in January 2024.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
In the early hour of March 28th, ULA rolled back the Mobile Support Tower (MST) to reveal their final Delta IV Heavy rocket.
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