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USSF-12

commercial rocket operated for govt

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Payloads
3 Assets
Assets deployed on this mission
USA 332
active
USA 333
active
Launch Details

Launch Date

7/1/2022

Launch Site

CC SLC41

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Launch Vehicle

Atlas V 541 G (Atlas 5 Family)

Mission Stats
Orbit
N/A
Operator
Unknown
Price (Est)
Secret
Payload Count
3
USA 337
active
Entity Mentions
All verified mentions of this entity in source documents

Northrop Grumman supplied an ESPAStar satellite and a Wide Field of View testbed missile detection satellite as part of the USSF-12 mission.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceJul 4, 2022

Millennium Space Systems is the manufacturer of WFOV, a mid-sized spacecraft equipped with an L3Harris infrared sensor payload.

Mentioned as: WFOVSourceNov 30, 2022

United Launch Alliance postponed USSF-12 on 2022-03-09 due to a customer request.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceMar 14, 2022

United Launch Alliance received a contract in 2018 to launch USSF-12.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceMar 14, 2022

The Atlas V launch profile for USSF-12 included three firings of its upper stage to deliver the payloads to geosynchronous altitude without large-scale orbit-raising maneuvers by the satellites.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceJul 4, 2022

A United Launch Alliance Atlas 5 rocket launched the USSF-12 mission on 2022-07-01.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceJul 1, 2022

Northrop Grumman provided solid rocket boosters and other critical components for the Atlas V rocket that launched the USSF-12 mission from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceJul 4, 2022

Atlas V delivered both USSF-12 spacecraft directly to geosynchronous orbit approximately 22,0 m (35,500 km) above the equator about six hours after liftoff.

Mentioned as: USSF-12SourceJul 4, 2022

WFOV’s infrared sensor payload was developed by L3Harris Technologies under a 2016 contract from the U.S. Air Force.

Mentioned as: WFOVSourceJul 1, 2022