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NASA Unveiling New Rocket Integration Facility At Wallops

NASA, Government Officials Expected For The Ribbon-Cutting

NASA will unveil its new rocket integration facility at the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia, during a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 1000 EST on Friday, Jan. 21.

The Horizontal Integration Facility will support medium class mission capabilities. The first customer to use the facility will be Orbital Sciences Corporation of Dulles, VA with its Taurus II launch vehicle. Orbital will be conducting missions for NASA under the agency's Commercial Orbital Transportation Services project and Commercial Resupply Services program. Integration of the Taurus II at the facility will begin in February with launch expected later this year.

Participants in the ceremony include:

  • Sen. Barbara Mikulski
  • NASA Administrator Charles Bolden
  • NASA Associate Administrator for Space Operations William Gerstenmaier
  • NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Director Rob Strain
  • NASA Wallops Flight Facility Director William Wrobel
  • Orbital Sciences Corp. Chairman and CEO David Thompson
FMI: www.nasa.gov/wallops

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