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Summary of findings released on Proton launch failure to ILS

Submit on Friday, August 9th, 2013 22:59

A summary of the findings on the root cause and corrective action plan following the failure of the 2 July Proton M/Block DM mission with three GLONASS navigational satellites for the Russian Federal Government has been released to International Launch Services (ILS) upon being cleared by Russian security.

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