Apr 17, 2018
Mission: AFSPC-11
Vehicle: Atlas V 551
Launch Location: Cape Canaveral
Viewing Location: Playalinda Beach
Date: 4/14/2018
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Mission: AFSPC-11
Vehicle: Atlas V 551
Launch Location: Cape Canaveral
Viewing Location: Playalinda Beach
Date: 4/14/2018
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Gallery: AFSPC-11 mission soars skyward
Gallery: AFSPC-11 mission soars skyward
Using five supplemental solid rocket boosters and a single RD-180 engine, the Atlas V 551 rocket leaps off the pad to send the AFSPC-11 mission to space. Photo Credit: Ryan Chylinski / SpaceFlight Insider
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Lifting off during the “golden hour” of photography, United Launch Alliance flew its Atlas V rocket with the AFSPC-11 mission into space. SpaceFlight Insiderwas able to…
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SFI LIVE: Launch of AFSPC-11 on ULA Atlas V
SFI LIVE: Launch of AFSPC-11 on ULA Atlas V
The ULA Atlas V 551 tasked with sending the AFSPC-11 mission to orbit. Photo Credit: Scott Schilke / SpaceFlight Insider
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — A United Launch Alliance Atlas V 551 rocket is poised to send the United States Air Force’s AFSPC-11 mission with the launch window slated to open at 7:13 p.m. ET. The flight is set to get underway from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station’s Space Launch…
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Turning it up to 11: Atlas V to launch pair of AFSPC-11 satellites for US Air Force
Turning it up to 11: Atlas V to launch pair of AFSPC-11 satellites for US Air Force
A file photo of a previous Atlas V 551 launch. The AFSPC-11 mission is set to lift off in the evening of April 14, 2018. Photo Credit: United Launch Alliance
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Ground crews are making ready a United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket to loft two primary U.S. Air Force payloads into geosynchronous orbit for the Air Force Space Command 11 (AFSPC-11) mission. (more…)
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