I t’s usually the tail end of the rocket that gets all the early attention, providing an impressive fiery display as the spacecraft is hurled into orbit. But mission success also depends on what’s on top of the rock - Payload fairing - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	I t’s usually the tail end of the rocket that gets all the early attention, providing an impressive fiery display as the spacecraft is hurled into orbit. But mission success also depends on what’s on top of the rock Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-03-17 15:53:16 Open Document File Size: 101,79 KB Share Result on Facebook City Huntington Beach / Cape Canaveral / / Company Lockheed Martin / the Boeing / / Country United States / / IndustryTerm metal / final product / fewest manufacturing discrepancies / excellent product / / Organization Team / United Launch Alliance / National Reconnaissance Office / / Person Tracy Allen / Melissa Mathews / Thomas Fung / Mike Miller / Tone Pekich / PAUL PINNER / Added Mike Miller / / Position director of structures for the Delta and Atlas vehicles / manufacturing manager / program manager / manager for Network and Tactical Systems / manufacturing production manager / / Product Delta / Titan / / ProvinceOrState Florida / California / / SocialTag Lockheed Martin Decatur, Alabama Delta IV Huntsville–Decatur Combined Statistical Area Atlas V Isogrid Payload fairing SM-65 Atlas United Launch Alliance Spaceflight

I t’s usually the tail end of the rocket that gets all the early attention, providing an impressive fiery display as the spacecraft is hurled into orbit. But mission success also depends on what’s on top of the rockAdd to Reading List