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Firefly Aerospace Supports Lockheed Martin in Responsive Space Exercises

Rapid Launch Capabilities Tested for US Space Force VICTUS DIEM Mission

Firefly Aerospace has announced its support for Lockheed Martin in two responsive space exercises as part of the VICTUS DIEM mission for the US Space Force. The exercises demonstrated rapid payload processing and launch simulation capabilities, with the team completing initial mission design and launch operations within 36 hours. The VICTUS DIEM mission aims to exercise rapid launch capabilities through commercial partnerships, with results informing the broader VICTUS program. The exercises were conducted in collaboration with Space System Command’s System Delta 89 Tactically Responsive Space Program and Space Launch Delta 30, as reported by Firefly Aerospace.

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    Firefly Aerospace Supports Lockheed Martin in Responsive Space Exercises

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    Rapid Launch Capabilities Tested for US Space Force VICTUS DIEM Mission

    Firefly Aerospace has announced its support for Lockheed Martin in two responsive space exercises as part of the VICTUS DIEM mission for the US Space Force. The exercises demonstrated rapid payload processing and launch simulation capabilities, with the team completing initial mission design and launch operations within 36 hours. The VICTUS DIEM mission aims to exercise rapid launch capabilities through commercial partnerships, with results informing the broader VICTUS program. The exercises were conducted in collaboration with Space System Command’s System Delta 89 Tactically Responsive Space Program and Space Launch Delta 30, as reported by Firefly Aerospace.

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