The United States Air Force's 2d Space Launch Squadron (2 SLS) was a space lift unit located at Vandenberg AFB, California. It was deactivated after the last Titan IV launch in 2005.
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History
On 18 May 1998, the 2 SLS and 4 SLS merged into one squadron, the 2 SLS. The merged squadron was responsible for overseeing launch operations at Vandenberg AFB. The reason for the merger was the similarity in missions performed by both units.1
Previous designations
- 2d Space Launch Squadron (11 September 1990 - 2005)
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Wings
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| Combat Communications |
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| Space Control |
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| Space Launch |
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| Space Operations |
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Direct Reporting Units
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