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Section · S.Res. 309

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Introduced · Sec.

That the Senate— (1) commemorates the 65th anniversary of the establishment of the Marshall Space Flight Center (referred to in this resolution as MSFC); (2) recognizes the historical legacy and critical contributions of MSFC to the leadership of the United States in space exploration over the past 65 years; (3) commends the continued excellence and leadership of the MSFC in the development and integration of the Space Launch System (commonly referred to as the SLS) as the leading technology for deep space exploration; (4) reaffirms the strong support of the Senate for the ongoing mission of the MSFC and the broader goals of the Artemis program at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (commonly referred to as NASA) and beyond; and (5) honors the commitment, skill, and innovation of the engineers, scientists, technicians, and support staff who have contributed to the mission of MSFC to advance spaceflight for the United States.

•SRes 309 ISSEC.
Agreed to by the Senate · Sec.

That the Senate— (1) commemorates the 65th anniversary of the establishment of the Marshall Space Flight Center (referred to in this resolution as MSFC); (2) recognizes the historical legacy and critical contributions of MSFC to the leadership of the United States in space exploration over the past 65 years; (3) commends the continued excellence and leadership of the MSFC in the development and integration of the Space Launch System (commonly referred to as the SLS) as the leading technology for deep space exploration; (4) reaffirms the strong support of the Senate for the ongoing mission of the MSFC and the broader goals of the Artemis program at the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (commonly referred to as NASA) and beyond; and (5) honors the commitment, skill, and innovation of the engineers, scientists, technicians, and support staff who have contributed to the mission of MSFC to advance spaceflight for the United States.

•SRes 309 ATSSEC.

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