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Stephen Cash Appointed Director of Marshall Space Flight Center

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Jared Isaacman named Stephen Cash as the new director of Marshall Space Flight Center. Cash, a veteran NASA engineer, joined the agency at Marshall in 1982 and spent 34 years with the organization. As director, Cash will oversee the facility, which employs over 5,000 civil service and contractor personnel.

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Marshall Space Flight Center plays a central role in the U.S. Space Program, designing, testing, and building the Space Launch System rocket for the Artemis spacecraft. The facility has also historically tested engines for the Apollo effort.

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  • Marshall Space Flight CenterThe facility that designs, tests, and builds the SLS rocket for the Artemis program.
  • ArtemisThe Artemis program that relies on Marshall Space Flight Center for hardware and expertise.

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  • Marshall Space Flight CenterSpeculative

    The facility might see changes in its operational contracts and manufacturing capacity as the new director takes charge of the Artemis and Apollo programs.

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