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The US Space Force has announced an increase in the maximum value of its National Security Space Launch contract to $17 billion, up from $5.6 billion. This change is intended to address the rising demand for military satellite launches and allows for the selection of various launch providers for different mission types.
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The US Space Force has announced an increase in the maximum value of its National Security Space Launch contract to $17 billion, up from $5.6 billion. This change is intended to address the rising demand for military satellite launches and allows for the selection of various launch providers for different mission types.
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US Space Force increases National Security Space Launch contract value to $17 billion