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USSF-51 is the last national security space launch for a member of the Atlas rocket family.
The Atlas V debuted in 2002 and has flown 100 missions to date.
The workhorse rocket flew its first U.S. national security mission in 2007 , then racked up more than 50 other such flights over the years .
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