e/Juno V

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has gloss	eng: Juno V-A Juno V-A was studied in 1958, as a new name for the Super-Jupiter rocket. The only difference was that the rockets first stage wouldnt have 4 E-1 engines, which were developed in 1957, but were cancelled and paved the way for the F-1 engine, which was used on the Saturn V rocket which took men to the moon. Instead, the Juno V-A would use the first stage of a Saturn I launcher to propel it into space and a whole Titan I ICBM to continue the journey. Juno V-A was never developed, but all its stages were used on different launch vehicles, now retired as of today.
lexicalization	eng: Juno V
instance of	c/Saturn rockets