Test Stand 1-C’s Upgrades
The historic Test Stand 1-C, run by Edwards Air Force Base’s Rocket Propulsion Division, is undergoing major renovations to better support its mission to safely and effectively test rockets.
Learn more about the ventures of the Air Force Research Laboratory and how they tackle the complex problems of space.
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