ULA Says RD-180 Limits Put It At Disadvantage Versus SpaceX
For nearly 10 years, United Launch Alliance (ULA) was the monopoly rocket supplier to the U.S. government for national security launch missions, but now the tables have turned. Only a year ago, rival SpaceX was crying foul that the Pentagon’s procurement plans unfairly excluded it from bidding for...
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