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*The first ''Liberty'' ship attained nominal drive capacity, but the USAF could not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the [[2060]] closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.<ref name=Liberty>[[Guide: Liberty]]</ref> | *The first ''Liberty'' ship attained nominal drive capacity, but the USAF could not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the [[2060]] closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.<ref name=Liberty>[[Guide: Liberty]]</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 11:37, 3 June 2015
Historical Events
- The first Liberty ship attained nominal drive capacity, but the USAF could not afford to perform an immediate test run due to the 2060 closing of the surviving White Sands spaceport and loss of heavy spacebus launch capacity.[1]
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