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Soyuz-2

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A modernized member of the R-7-derived Soyuz launch vehicle family, with digital flight control and upgraded engines replacing the analog systems of earlier Soyuz variants. It remains Russia's primary workhorse launch vehicle, carrying Soyuz and Progress spacecraft to the International Space Station and satellites for Roscosmos and commercial customers.

Facts
Vehicle Class
Medium-lift expendable launch vehicle 1
Manufacturer
TsSKB-Progress (Progress Rocket Space Centre) 1
First Flight Date
2004-11-08 1
Status
Operational, flying regularly for Roscosmos. 1
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Part Of

R-7 Semyorka, Launch Vehicles

The modern descendant of the R-7 design lineage, sharing its core airframe layout.

Sources
Wikipedia: Soviet space program
Wikimedia FoundationPart Of: R-7 Semyorka
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