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Military history: Maritime / North America / United States C‑class

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SpaceX Scrub - SES-9[edit]

Ok guys, stop vandalizing the page:P. Not only is it not confirmed that this was the ship that caused the scrub, this particular ship probably wasn't even there at the time. It just hadn't updated its tracking info in a few hours. There are (not completely confirmed) reports that the Airforce helicopter that flew out didn't find a ship in the area, and just flew back to base giving the "all-clear". If it was this ship that caused the scrub, it was probably just a tracking issue, not an issue with the ship itself.

Plus, vandalizing a page for something like this is silly. — Gopher65_talk 01:45, 29 February 2016 (UTC)[reply]