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April 2006 - Blog
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Apr 30, 2006: Site upgrade
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Apr 23, 2006: Test of a new re-entry vehicle
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Apr 20, 2006: Cosmos-2405 completed its mission
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Apr 19, 2006: A new early-warning satellite is left without a launcher?
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Apr 18, 2006: Missile competition?
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Apr 14, 2006: Strategic aviation exercise
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Apr 14, 2006: Dr. Strangelove meets reality
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Apr 13, 2006: Kosmos-3M launches moved to Kapustin Yar
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Apr 03, 2006: START data: old systems replaced by new
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Apr 03, 2006: Bulava has six warheads
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Apr 03, 2006: Large conventional explosions
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