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The launch module sits flush against and is supported by the warship foredeck. The hinged hatch remains attached to the launch module along its visible lower hinge. The booster exhaust forms a continuous path from the missile nozzle into the active canister’s gas-management vent. The aircraft remains above the horizon in a powered aerodynamic climb. The foredeck meets the hull edge, and the hull meets the sea along the lower-left frame. Wave direction and smoke drift both run from right to left. The 6.3-metre launch stack is about 3.7 times the height of a 1.7-metre person. It is 2001: Shipboard personnel remain below deck during the live launch, wearing early-2000s naval working uniforms outside the frame.; Painted naval steel, ceramic heat protection, composite missile skin, rubberized nonskid deck coating and salt-streaked fittings.; Hot-launch vertical canister with hinged cover, solid-fuel booster and early-2000s carrier strike aircraft. 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