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The hangar is able to store a spacecraft and its crew for later use.
This is mostly used to prevent decay of spacecraft that don't have an officer on board.
Each hangar can store one spacecraft per player. If the hangar is bulldozed or decay, all the stored spacecrafts are lost.
When taking a spacecraft out of a hangar, it appears in orbit directly above the hangar, or near there if the space is blocked by other units.