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NASA’s SLS Program Completes Combined System Requirements, Definition Review

Monday, July 30th, 2012

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NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS) program last week completed a combined System Requirements and System Definition Review, setting the requirements of the overall launch vehicle system, the agency said in a statement. The reviews set technical, performance, cost and schedule requirements to provide on-time development of the heavy-lift rocket. As part of the process, an independent review board, lead by former Space Shuttle deputy program manager LeRoy Cain and comprised of technical experts from across NASA, evaluated SLS program documents…

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