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United Launch Alliance has no comment about the new policy.
Photographers were welcome to set up remote shots at ULA launches if they worked for the media or wanted to post their work on social media.
The new rules went into effect on Tuesday with the final launch of an Atlas V rocket for a national security mission.
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