IMAGE 0_99\36.Lbm,A Delta 3910 launch vehicle lifts off the launch pad at Vendenberg Air Force Base, California, carrying the infrared astronomy satellite IRAS on January 25, 1983.
IMAGE 0_99\69.Lbm,A Delta launch vehicle rises from the pad at Cape Canaveral with its solid booster rockets blazing. It is carrying a comsat.
IMAGE 0_99\96.Lbm,A fascinating picture that shows the separation of the nine solid booster rockets from the core of the Delta launch vehicle.
IMAGE 200_299\299.Lbm,An SBS-A communications satellite being installed in the nose shroud of a Delta rocket. It is fitted with a PAM (payload assist module) booster, which will take it to geostationary orbit.
IMAGE 500_599\576.Lbm,A delta launch vehicle thunders from the launch pad at Cape Canaveral, carrying a weather satellite for NOAA, the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration.
IMAGE 500_599\588.Lbm,Covered with solar cells, a GOES weather satellite inside the nose fairing atop a Delta launch vehicle as flight preparations continue at Complex 17 at Cape Canaveral.
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IMAGE 1900_99\917.Lbm,Two of the booster rockets separate as planned a minute after the launch of a Delta 3920 from Cape Canaveral.
