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• L-26 Secret Reconnaissance Satellite
  • Booster: Delta IV-Heavy
  • Launch date: 2008-11-13
  
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• STS-126, International Space Station Flight ULF-2, to deliver a Multi Purpose Logistics Module containing supplies, equipment, and experiments.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Endeavour
  • Launch date: 2008-11-14, 7:55 PM EST (08-11-15 00:55 UTC)
  
  
• Wideband Global Satcom 2, A data communications satellite for the Department of Defense
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2008-12-04, 7:38 PM EST (08-12-05 00:38 UTC)
  
  
• STSS, Space Tracking and Surveillance System for the Missile Defense Agency.
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-01-23
  
  
• X-37B Orbital Test Vehicle, Test flight of a robotic Air Force Spaceplane.
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-01-xx
  
  
• NAVSTAR 2R-20 (M7) GPS Satellite, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-01-xy
  
  
• STS-119, International Space Station Flight 15a Station Construction Flight carrying the Number 6 Starboard (S6) Truss with solar panels.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Discovery
  • Launch date: 2009-02-12, 8:06 AM EST (13:06 UTC)
  
  
• Kepler, A NASA Discovery Mission, Kepler is designed to detect earthsized planets in the habitable regions of distant stars.
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-03-04, 10:46 PM EST (09-03-05 03:46 UTC)
  
  
• GOES O, Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2009-03-xx
  
  
• STS-125, Fifth servicing mission to the Hubble Space Telescope.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Atlantis
  • Launch date: 2009-03-xx
  
  
• Wideband Global Satcom 3, A data communications satellite for the Department of Defense
  • Booster: Delta IV
  • Launch date: 2009-03-xz
  
  
• LRO/LCROSS, Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter/Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite to confirm the presence or absence of water in lunar polar craters.
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-04-24
  
  
• Intelsat 14, International Communications Satellite
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-04-xx
  
  
• STS-127, International Space Station Flight 2J/A, will deliver the Japanese Experiment Module: Exposed Facility (JEM EF) and the Exposed Section of the Experiment Logistics Module (ELM-ES).
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Endeavour
  • Launch date: 2009-05-15, 6:37 PM EDT (22:37 UTC)
  
  
• AEHF-1, Advanced Extremely High Frequency Military Communications Satellite
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-07-30
  
  
• STS-128, International Space Station Flight 17A, to deliver a Multi Purpose Logistics Module containing supplies, equipment, and experiments.
  • Booster: Space Shuttle Atlantis
  • Launch date: 2009-07-30, 11:32 AM EDT (15:32 UTC)
  
  
• NAVSTAR 2R-21 (M8) GPS Satellite, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Delta II
  • Launch date: 2009-07-xx
  
  
• NAVSTAR 2F-1 GPS Satellite, Global Positioning System Satellite
  • Booster: Atlas V
  • Launch date: 2009-08-xx
  
  

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