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Commerce Director Joe Nguyen; Portal co-founder, CEO and CTO Jeff Thornburg; and Washington state representative Strom Pederson (21st Legislative District) at the 2025 Paris Air Show.
Portal Space Systems Announces Washington Expansion with Spacecraft Manufacturing Plans
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Laser cutting as part of aerospace manufacturing processes.
217 New Jobs: Howmet Aerospace Expands Morristown Operations
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During the test, the 156-foot-long BOLE solid rocket motor produced upwards of 4 million pounds of thrust.
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