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News Archive - 2002

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12/23/02 - Aerojet Successfully Tests Flight-Weight Controllable Thrust Motor
12/11/02 - GenCorp's Aerojet Subsidiary Conducts Final Test Fire of Atlas V Solid Rocket Motor
12/11/02 - Aerojet Successfully Completes Final Qualification Test Firing of Atlas V Solid Rocket Motor
12/10/02 - Aerojet's Atlas V Solid Rocket Motor Test Firing Rescheduled
12/09/02 - Aerojet Final Atlas V Solid Rocket Motor Test Postponed
12/09/02 - Aerojet to Conduct Final Atlas V Solid Rocket Motor Test
11/20/02 - GenCorp's Aerojet Subsidiary Honored for Information Technology Innovation
10/30/02 - Aerojet Successfully Test Fires World's Largest Monolithic Solid Rocket Motor for Use on Atlas V
10/29/02 - Aerojet to Conduct Solid Rocket Motor Test
10/21/02 - Aerojet EKV DACS Delivers in Fourth Consecutive Successful Missile Defense Intercept Test
10/02/02 - GenCorp's Aerojet Subsidiary Completes Acquisition of General Dynamics Space Propulsion
08/26/02 - GenCorp's Aerojet Subsidiary to Acquire General Dynamics Space Propulsion
07/31/02 - Variable Thrust Solid Rocket Motor Tests Successfully
07/17/02 - Aerojet Successfully Tests HyFly Hypersonic Engine
06/06/02 - Two Aerojet Motors Boost Target Vehicle in Successful Patriot Missile Defense Test
05/20/02 - Aerojet and Pratt & Whitney Achieve Three SLI Milestones, Move Closer to COBRA Engine Prototype
04/10/02 - Aerojet Validates Unique Tri-Fluid Injector for Air Force Advanced Reusable Rocket Engine
03/26/02 - Aerojet EKV DACS Delivers in Fourth Successful Missile Defense Intercept Test
02/26/02 - Aerojet Successfully Tests Divert and Attitude Control System for Navy Standard Missile 3
02/14/02 - Aerojet Provides Engines for Space Display at Golden State Museum
02/11/02 - Aerojet Hydrogen Peroxide Engine Test Facility Operational
01/25/02 - Aerojet Delivers X-38 Deorbit Propulsion Stage to NASA