BaskLau
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BaskLau Sea Launch Company, LLC
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| Industry | Maritime Rocketry Sea Launch, Aerospace Manufacturer, Maritime Manufacturer, Heavy Industry | ||||
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| Headquaters | West Hook Island, Fortis | ||||
| Area Served | Global | ||||
| Founded | 2159 | ||||
| CEO | Mellon Husk | ||||
BaskLau Sea Launch Company, LLC, doing buisiness as BaskLau, is a Fortis-owned, Fortis-based Maritime Rocket Launch Company.
History
BaskLau Sea Launch Company, LLC, or BaskLau, was formed in 2159 by Strelkan Emigré Mellon Husk.
Husk, a recent Strelkan expatriate, sought to create a reputable rocketry company that could provide light to medium rocket launch services anywhere on Kerbin. After being shot down by investors in Strelka, Husk approached multiple conglomerates and international government organizations, settling on the nascent Fortisian Space Agency, who were interested in his proposed "SeaLaunch" Self-Propelled Maritime Rocket Launch Platform. With a number of government grants and with assistance from CCSC, Husk's BaskLau, LLC was formed. After only a year, the first sea platform, BaskLau SeaLaunch Platform "Hook" number 0-1 launched from its slip at West Hook Island, and completed sea trials. The first launch from the "Hook" 0-1 was conducted on July 9th, 2162, successfully launching a Redoubt Energy Systems "Transit" rocket with an OB-1A "Scooper" Reconnaissance Satellite meant for the Fortisian military.
Platforms And Promotionals
"Hook" 0-1 Sea Launch Platform, Back Side Shot
"Hook" 0-1 Sea Launch Platform, Front Side Shot
Launch of Transit Rocket from Hook 0-1, July 9th, 2162
