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An American Atlas V 401 rocket successfully launched today, October 31st 2015, at 14:13 UTC carrying the GPS IIF-11 satellite into orbit for the US Air Force. The Atlas V 401 rocket was the 59th launch of an Atlas V vehicle.

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