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AFRL/AFOSR conducts successful rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
AFRL/AFOSR BOLT II Rocket launching from NASA/Wallops Flight Facility on March 21, 2022. NASA/Wallops photo/ Brian Bonsteel.
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AFRL/AFOSR conducts successful rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
AFRL/AFOSR BOLT II Rocket launching from NASA/Wallops Flight Facility on March 21, 2022. NASA/Wallops photo/ Brian Bonsteel.
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AFRL/AFOSR conducts successful rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
Fernando Santos, Wallops range project manager for BOLT II, with the BOLT II rocket on the pad. Photo by NASA/Wallops, Brian Bonsteel. NASA/Wallops photo/ Brian Bonsteel.
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AFRL/AFOSR conducts successful rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
BOLT II Team at NASA/Wallops Flight Facility pre-launch on March 21, 2022. (NASA/Wallops photo/ Brian Bonsteel)
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AFRL/AFOSR conducts successful rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
AFRL/AFOSR BOLT II Rocket launching from NASA/Wallops Flight Facility on March 21, 2022. (NASA/Wallops photo/Brian Bonsteel)
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AFRL/AFOSR to conduct rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
Part of the BOLT II team: (Back row left to right) John Wirth (Texas A&M student), Rodney Bowersox (BOLT II PI and Texas A&M professor), John Peterson (NASA WFF Mechanical Technician), Robert Davidson (NASA WFF Electrical Technician), Ted Gass (NASA Wallops Flight Facility and BOLT II Mission Manager). (Front row left to right) John Gsell (NASA WFF Electrical Engineer), Sarah Popkin (AFOSR PO), Dave Adamczak (Aerospace Systems Directorate), Nate Wroblewski (NASA WFF Environmental Lab Engineer), Jim Tancred (Aerospace Systems Directorate) (Courtesy Photo)
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AFRL/AFOSR to conduct rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
Josh Day and Dave Adamczak of AFRL's Aerospace Systems Directorate by BOLT II, installed in the CUBRC LENS II wind tunnel for the first-ever pre-test of a flight vehicle in the expected flight conditions. (Courtesy photo)
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AFOSR to conduct rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
A plaque dedicating the BOLT II flight to the late Mike Holden, who was a major contributor to the field of hypersonics. (Courtesy Photo)
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AFOSR to conduct rocket launch at NASA Wallops for hypersonics research
Mike Holden with BOLT. With more than 60 years in the hypersonics field of study, Mike Holden brought major contributions to understanding to the BOLT experimentation program. (Courtesy Photo)
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