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==== Fully-operational TARs ==== |
==== Fully-operational TARs ==== |
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By 1968, both Britain and Russia had fully operational TARs. The British TAR, named GT22 Albion, was first deployed in a high-security base in Cyprus, while the Russian equivalent, the Hranitel-H10, was stationed in a newly constructed facility in the Ural Mountains. |
By 1968, both Britain and Russia had fully operational TARs. The British TAR, named GT22 Albion, was first deployed in a high-security base in Cyprus, while the Russian equivalent, the Hranitel-H10, was stationed in a newly constructed facility in the Ural Mountains. In 1978, ANAN launched the Atahensic, which carried the first manmade satellite, Quetzalcoatl-1, into space. |
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{{Gallery|File:GT22Albion.jpg|Britain's GT22 Albion (1968)|File:HranitelH5.jpg|Russia's Hranitel-H5 (1968)|File:ANAN_ICBM.jpg|ANAN's |
{{Gallery|File:GT22Albion.jpg|Britain's GT22 Albion (1968)|File:HranitelH5.jpg|Russia's Hranitel-H5 (1968)|File:ANAN_ICBM.jpg|ANAN's Atahensic TAR (1978), carrying Quetzalcoatl-1, the first manmade satellite|align=center|title=Transatmospheric Rockets}} |
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== Impact == |
== Impact == |
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