(Bloomberg) -- United Launch Alliance’s Vulcan rocket has been certified to launch satellites for the US Department of Defense, making it the second company along with Elon Musk’s SpaceX ...

The U.S. Space Force said on Wednesday it has cleared Boeing and Lockheed Martin's Vulcan rocket to launch national security satellites for the United States.

The Space Force booked the Vulcan rocket to launch this spacecraft in 2023, when ULA hoped to begin flying military ...

The U.S. Space Force has approved the Vulcan rocket, a rocket manufactured by the United Launch Alliance (ULA), a joint venture between Boeing Co. BA and Lockheed Martin Corp. LMT, to launch ...

In the past several years, space programs in the United States and other nations have experienced anomalies during launches ...

This marks the second time in recent months that the Space Force has reassigned a GPS launch from ULA to SpaceX.

SpaceX has launched at a rate nearly 34 times higher than United Launch Alliance since the start of 2023, but ULA has more ...

Centennial-based ULA was awarded $5.3 billion dollars to launch Space Force missions through 2033 and 2034, according to the ...

As of today, Vulcan Centaur is USSF-certified for launch ... and Falcon Heavy rockets are already certified). For Boeing and Lockheed, who as co-owners split the proceeds of this ULA revenue ...

and Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT) joint venture United Launch Alliance (ULA) seemed frustrated at the amount of time the U.S. Space Force was taking to decide whether to certify Vulcan Centaur ...