Atlas IIAS

American expendable launch system

Facts

7 properties
Instance of
rocket model
Based on
Atlas IIA[2]
Country of origin
United States[5]
First flight
December 16, 1993[6]
Manufacturer
Martin Marietta (1993–1995), Lockheed Martin (1995–2004)
Service retirement
August 31, 2004[7]
🏷️ Also known as
en Atlas 2AS en Atlas IIAS zh 宇宙神-2AS
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Summary

Atlas IIAS is a rocket model[1].

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