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1998
25 – December 6 – Pegasus XL
SWAS (SMEX-3) – NASA (U.S.)
24 – October 22 – Pegasus "Bartolomeu Lourenço de Gusmão"
SCD-2 – INPE (Brazil)
23 – September 23 – Pegasus XL/HAPS
Orbcomm FM-21 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-22 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-23 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-24 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-25 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-26 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-27 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-28 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
22 – August 2 – Pegasus XL/HAPS "Amanda"
Orbcomm FM-13 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-14 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-15 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-16 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-17 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-18 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-19 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-20 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
21 – April 2 – Pegasus XL "Mackenzie"
TRACE (SMEX-4) – NASA (U.S.)
20 – February 26 – Pegasus XL "Devin AnnMarie"
SNOE (STEDI-1) – NASA (U.S.), USRA (U.S.)
T1 (BatSat) – Teledesic (U.S.)
 
1997
19 – December 23 – Pegasus XL/HAPS "Maryellen" (aka "Traci")
Orbcomm A1 (FM-5) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A2 (FM-6) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A3 (FM-7) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A4 (FM-8) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A5 (FM-9) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A6 (FM-10) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A7 (FM-11) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm A8 (FM-12) – Orbcomm (U.S.)
18 – October 22 – Pegasus XL "Tatiana"
STEP-M4 (P95-1) – U.S. Air Force (U.S.)
17 – August 29 – Pegasus XL "Christine"
FORTE (P94-1) – Los Alamos National Lab (U.S.)
16 – August 1 – Pegasus XL "Kathleen" (aka "Tim")
OrbView 2 (SeaStar) – Orbimage (U.S.)
15 – April 21 – Pegasus XL "Gran Canaria" – LAUNCH FROM CANARY ISLANDS
Minisat 0.1 – INTA (Spain)
Celestis 01 (CPAC) – Celestis (U.S.)
 
1996
14 – November 4 – Pegasus XL "Maggie" – FAILURE
SAC-B – CONAE (Argentina)
HETE – NASA (U.S.)
13 – August 21 – Pegasus XL "Leslie"
FAST (SMEX-2) – NASA (U.S.)
 

Fifth Pegasus XL "Leslie" is readied for launch below the "Stargazer" carrier aircraft.

Photo OSC.

 
12 – July 2 – Pegasus XL "Jaimie"
TOMS-EP – NASA (U.S.)
11 – May 17 – Pegasus "Rachel"
MSTI-3 – BMDO (U.S.)
10 – March 9 – Pegasus XL "Stacey" – FIRST SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT
REX-2 (P94-2) – U.S. Air Force (U.S.)
 
1995
9 – June 22 – Pegasus XL "Laura Elizibeth 2" – FAILURE
STEP-M3 (P92-2) – DARPA (U.S.)
8 – April 3 – Pegasus "Maggie"
Orbcomm FM-1 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
Orbcomm FM-2 – Orbcomm (U.S.)
OrbView 1 (MicroLab 1) – Orbimage (U.S.)
 

Seventh standard Pegasus "Maggie" was the first to carry a full Orbital Sciences Corp.-built payload.

Photo OSC.

 
1994
7 – August 3 – Pegasus "Kali Ann"
APEX (P90-6) – U.S. Air Force (U.S.)
6 – June 27 – Pegasus XL "Laura Elizibeth" – MAIDEN FLIGHT – FAILURE
STEP-M1 (P90-1) – U.S. Air Force (U.S.)
 

Maiden Pegasus XL flight ("Laura Elizibeth") ended in failure because of an aerodynamic design flaw which could not be detected by computer modelization.

Photo OSC.

 
5 – May 19 – Pegasus/HAPS "Leslie"
SIDEX (STEP-M2/P91-2) – DARPA (U.S.)
 
1993
4 – April 25 – Pegasus "Kasee Breann"
ALEXIS (P89-1B) – Los Alamos National Lab (U.S.)
3 – February 9 – Pegasus "Brigadeiro Montenegro" (aka "Santos Dumont")
SCD-1 – INPE (Brazil)
CDS (OXP-2) – Orbital Sciences Corp. (U.S.)
 
1991
2 – July 17 – Pegasus/HAPS "Patricia Rose"
Microsat 1 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 2 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 3 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 4 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 5 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 6 – DARPA (U.S.)
Microsat 7 – DARPA (U.S.)
 
1990
1 – April 5 – Pegasus "Kaitlynn" – MAIDEN FLIGHT
Pegsat – U.S. Air Force (U.S.)
Tercel (SECS/USA-55) – DARPA (U.S.)
 

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