Marine Air Corps Station Delta 3
The primary objective of this space launch facility is to provide the Imperial Space Administration with the capability to deploy varied Launch Platforms for various operational requirements.
The facility itself is designed to accommodate the varied requirements of launches. It consists of a launch pad, a processing facility, and a control center. The launch pad is equipped with a state-of-the-art launch vehicle integration system, allowing for efficient and safe integration of payloads onto the launch vehicles. The processing facility provides the necessary infrastructure for vehicle testing and integration before launch. The control center serves as the nerve center of the facility, overseeing all launch operations and ensuring the success of each mission.
One of the key advantages of the small space launch facility at Marine Air Corps Station Delta 3 is its strategic location. Situated in a remote area, far away from densely populated regions, it offers a safe and controlled environment for launching orbital vehicles. This minimizes the risks associated with launching rockets near populated areas and reduces the chances of collateral damage.
Furthermore, the facility benefits from the extensive expertise and experience of the Marine Corps personnel involved in space operations. These highly skilled professionals are responsible for the planning, coordination, and execution of each launch. They ensure that all safety protocols are followed, and the launches are conducted in accordance with strict guidelines and regulations.
The small space launch facility at Marine Air Corps Station Delta 3 has already demonstrated its operational capabilities through multiple successful launches. These launches have not only showcased the Imperial Space Administration's commitment to space exploration but also its ability to contribute to national security and global communications.
Launch Complex 21
Launch Complex 21 at MACSD-3 is used for satellite launches for High Grade Military Satellites. It is situated close to one of the tallest mountains within the Empire, and is surrounded by Anti-Aircraft weaponry to ensure that the facility is secure.
The Complex can also be utilized for varied other launches and has been utilized in the launch and deployment of segments of the High Orbit Transfer Station and the 1st Lunar Colony. LC 21 will not be utilized for launches for Foreign Corporations or Entities as those individuals are not allowed access to the facility.
The Complex can also be utilized for varied other launches and has been utilized in the launch and deployment of segments of the High Orbit Transfer Station and the 1st Lunar Colony. LC 21 will not be utilized for launches for Foreign Corporations or Entities as those individuals are not allowed access to the facility.
Launch Complex 22
Fully operational Launch Complex, added roughly 1.2 Kilometers north of Launch Complex 21. Groundbreaking and Ground Flattening began on the 30th of May, 2023 with the first pilings began being drilled into the ground on the 9th of July. Concrete began pouring on the 14th of August and was completed on the 4th of September. After test firing of varied Engines at the location, Launch Complex 22 was certified for Orbital Flights on the 16th of September, 2023.
Launch Complex 23
Fully operational Launch Complex, added roughly 1.2 Kilometers north of Launch Complex 21. Groundbreaking and Ground Flattening began on the 30th of May, 2023 with the first pilings began being drilled into the ground on the 9th of July. Concrete began pouring on the 14th of August and was completed on the 4th of September. After test firing of varied Engines at the location, Launch Complex 22 was certified for Orbital Flights on the 16th of September, 2023.
