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The US Space Force's 'Victus Nox' mission launched aboard a Firefly Alpha rocket that lifted off from Vandenberg Space Force Base, California.

Firefly Aerospace successfully launched a satellite for the U.S. Space Force after being given just 24 hours' notice.

Firefly Aerospace demonstrated to the Space Force its capability to prepare a satellite for the Victus Nox mission within a tight 24-hour window.

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SpaceX continues to dominate headlines with its groundbreaking launch vehicles, but a new generation of U.S. rocket companies is quietly reaching for the stars.

A U.S. Space Force mission to demonstrate on-demand satellite launch and delivery into an assigned orbit officially entered a six-month window on Aug. 30,

The Victus Nox mission is now in standby mode, with Firefly Aerospace and Millennium Space poised to spring to action on Space Force's command.

Firefly and Millennium Space have announced they are on standby for a go-signal from the US Space Force to begin its Victus Nox mission.

The National Reconnaissance Office announced a contract Aug. 8 with Firefly Aerospace and Xtenti, a Texas-based space logistics startup, for a responsive space mission.

Firefly Aerospace debuted a line of orbital vehicles called Elytra on Tuesday, with the first Elytra flying on a Firefly Alpha rocket in 2024.