Orbital rockets and upper stages developed in the United States for lifting payloads into Earth orbit and beyond, from the Saturn V, the three-stage super heavy-lift rocket that took the Apollo missions to the Moon, to the Atlas V flown by United Launch Alliance and the Electron small-satellite rocket of Rocket Lab, and the proposed Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage upper stage. A vehicle or stage belongs here when its cited source calls it an American launch vehicle or upper stage. Reusable SpaceX vehicles have a group of their own beside this one.
All American Orbital Launch Vehicles and Upper Stages
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Atlas V (Wikipedia)
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It was developed by Lockheed Martin and has been operated by United Launch Alliance (ULA) since 2006.
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Wikipedia: Advanced Cryogenic Evolved Stage
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a proposed liquid oxygen/liquid hydrogen upper-stage produced by United Launch Alliance
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