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This template is used exclusively for flown rocket engines used on attempted suborbital non-military applications. Orbital missions that failed are not counted. Military vehicles are not valid. But any other flights directly related to airplanes whether as a main engine or a source of auxiliary thrust. It is not intended to link missiles, orbital launch vehicles, sounding rockets, nor military rockets. Sub-orbital airplanes like the SpaceShipTwo's RocketMotorTwo is acceptable.
Acceptable
- Sounding rockets engines and motors.
- Rocket powered planes that have done suborbital flights.
- VTVL spacecrafts like Xaero.
NO acceptable:
- Military rockets and missiles. Example: any ICBM. The list would be too extensive and thus is better left to a different template.
- Orbital missions that failed. Example: Soyuz 18a.
- Testing or other sub-orbital missions of orbital launch vehicles that were intended to be sub-orbital. Example: Angara-1.2pp and ASSET
- Non sub-orbital missions that failed and somehow reached space. The mission has to be intended to be a suborbital mission.
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