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Pusher Launch Abort System Tests for Boeing's Future Crew Capsule (CST-100)
A series of hot-fire test was successfully completed by Pratt & Whitney Rocketdyne in California for the pusher launch abort system designed for Boeing's future crew capsule, the CST-100.
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