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China Launched its 25th Long March missile

Beijing, China - Yesterday from Taiyuan

Yesterday a Chinese Long March missile launched into orbit two satellites from the aerospace center of Taiyuan, northern China. These two new satellites, Fengyun-1D e Haiyang-1, will be employed one in weather forecasts and the other in seas surveillance operations. Yesterday's one was the 25th launch for the Chinese missile Long March. (m/cesn)

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Rome, Italy, 05/15/2002 10:20
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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