Boeing X-37B
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The Boeing X-37B is a small robotic spaceplane operated by the US Air Force Space Command (AFSPC), and later the US Space Force, which were intended for flying classified military missions since 2010
The X-37B during the Boeing OTV-7 mission, 2023–2025
| Boeing X-37B (2010–Present) |
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| Mission | Start | End |
| Boeing OTV-1 (USA-212) | 2010-Apr-22 | 2010-Dec-3 |
| X-37B-1 (Flight 1), 224 days | ||
| Boeing OTV-2 (USA-226) | 2011-Mar-22 | 2012-Jun-3 |
| X-37B-2 (Flight 1), 468 days | ||
| Boeing OTV-3 (USA-240) | 2012-Dec-11 | 2014-Oct-17 |
| X-37B-1 (Flight 2), 674 days | ||
| Boeing OTV-4 (USA-261) | 2015-May-20 | 2017-May-7 |
| X-37B-2 (Flight 2), 717 days | ||
| Boeing OTV-5 (USA-277) | 2017-Sept-7 | 2019-Oct-27 |
| X-37B-2 (Flight 3), 779 days | ||
| Boeing OTV-6 (USA-299) | 2020-May-17 | 2022-Nov-12 |
| X-37B-1 (Flight 3), 909 days Longest spaceflight of the X-37B to date |
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| Boeing OTV-7 (USA-349) | 2023-Dec-28 | 2025-Mar-7 |
| X-37B-2 (Flight 4), 434 days First spaceplane to fly into a high Earth orbit |
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| Boeing OTV-8 (USA-555) | 2025-Aug-21 | (Active) |
| X-37B-1 (Flight 4), ongoing | ||
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