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United Launch Alliance is targeting September 16 for the second test flight of the new Vulcan rocket.
The Vulcan rocket has been contracted by the US Space Force to launch the majority of military's space missions over the next few years .
Pentagon officials are eager for Vulcan to get flying so they can start checking off a backlog of 25 military space missions the Space Force wants to launch by the end of 2027 .
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