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    Transfer of GOCE to launch tower

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    • Title Transfer of GOCE to launch tower
    • Released 11/03/2009 10:53 am
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      The Upper Composite, which comprises the GOCE satellite and the Breeze-KM Upper Stage encapsulated in the fairing, was transferred by rail from the integration complex to the launch tower.


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