Rocket Lab unveiled its GHOST Deployable Launch System on August 10, a containerized package of complete rockets, launch infrastructure, ground support, and range control that can be shipped and stood up anywhere to give Electron and HASTE a launch-anywhere, launch-anytime capability for responsive and national-security missions. The first GHOST site, Rocket Lab Launch Complex 4, will stand up two pads at the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Kodiak, Alaska, adding a dual-launch-vehicle site to Rocket Lab's existing pads in New Zealand and Virginia.
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