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NASA is leading the way to the Moon, but the military won't be far behind

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The US military is deeply involved in NASA's Artemis II mission, with two Navy test pilots commanding the spacecraft and a Space Force range crew ensuring public safety during launch. This collaboration highlights the ongoing integration of military expertise in space exploration, crucial for mission success and safety protocols. The mission marks a significant step towards future joint civilian-military operations beyond Earth's orbit.

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