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A 750-TON THRUST F-l ROCKET MOTOR dwarfs the smaller H-l motor in the foreground. Both are manufactured by the Rocketdyne Company. The H-l is the most highly developed member of the S-3 series of motors which have boosted more rockets into space than any other motor design.

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Press, Volume CII, Issue 30130, 14 May 1963, Page 11

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A 750-TON THRUST F-l ROCKET MOTOR dwarfs the smaller H-l motor in the foreground. Both are manufactured by the Rocketdyne Company. The H-l is the most highly developed member of the S-3 series of motors which have boosted more rockets into space than any other motor design. Press, Volume CII, Issue 30130, 14 May 1963, Page 11

A 750-TON THRUST F-l ROCKET MOTOR dwarfs the smaller H-l motor in the foreground. Both are manufactured by the Rocketdyne Company. The H-l is the most highly developed member of the S-3 series of motors which have boosted more rockets into space than any other motor design. Press, Volume CII, Issue 30130, 14 May 1963, Page 11

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