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ULA has started assembling its next Vulcan rocket, the first destined to launch a US military payload.
The Space Force expects to approve ULA 's Vulcan rocket for military missions without requiring another test flight.
Vulcan 's first test flight in January , designated Cert-1 , was nearly flawless.
The Vulcan rocket's ability to overcome the dramatic nozzle failure "really demonstrated the robustness of the total Vulcan system," an official says.
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