Titan (rocket)

**Titan**
	American rocket family
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Instance of	rocket family;
Subclass of	launch vehicle;
Has part(s)	HGM-25A Titan I; LGM-25C Titan II; Titan III; Titan IV; Titan V (cancelled);
Manufacturer	Glenn L. Martin Company;
First flight	1958;
Service retirement	2005;
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	Q1136670; Library of Congress authority ID: sh85135603; BabelNet ID: 00077392n; National Library of Israel J9U ID: 987007538930805171
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English: Titan is the name of a rocket family (USA).

Deutsch: Die Titan-Raketen-Familie besteht aus Trägerraketen und Interkontinentalraketen der USA.

Titan ICBM[edit]

Titan II launches the Gemini Titan 4 mission.
Liftoff of Titan II rocket with Gemini 6A from Pad 19 (Dec. 15, 1965)
Titan II rocket launching Gemini 11 spacecraft (Sept. 12, 1966)
Titan II launch with Gemini
Titan II(23)G rocket in Vandenberg (Sept. 5, 1988)
Titan II(23)G launching Clementine Moon probe (Vandenberg AFB - Jan. 25, 1994)
Titan II(23)G launching QickSCAT satellite (Vandenberg AFB - June 20, 1999)
Titan II(23)G launching QickSCAT satellite (Vandenberg AFB - June 20, 1999)
Titan 23G launches on June 24, 2002 at 2:23 p.m. EDT (18:23 UTC) with the NOAA-M weather satellite.
Titan 23G rocket hurtles above the launch tower with the NOAA-M weather satellite.
Titan 23G second stage is lifted to vertical for the launch with the NOAA-M weather satellite.

Titan IIIA first launch (Sept. 1, 1964)
Titan IIIC launching military payload (Oct. 15, 1965)
Titan IIIC with MOL-Mockup and Gemini-B
Titan IIIC with MOL-Mockup and Gemini-B
Titan IIIC with MOL-Mockup and Gemini-B
MOL mockup launch Nov. 3, 1966 on a Titan IIIC from LC41 Cape Canaveral, FL.
Titan IIIC launching Vela military satellites (April 8, 1970)
Titan IIID rocket launch from Vandenberg AFB
Titan IIIE Centaur awating test launch (Febr. 12, 1974)
First Titan 3E-Centaur launch (Februar 12 1974 13:48 UTC)
Titan 3C rocket lauches with ATS 6 on May 30, 1974 from Lauch Complex 40
Titan IIIE Centaur with Helios 1 spacecraft (1974)
Viking 1 is launched, on Bord of a Titan 3E/Centaur rocket, from Launch Pad 41. (August 20, 1975 21:22 UTC)
Titan IIIE Centaur with Viking 2 on Launch Complex 41
Titan IIIE Centaur launching Viking 2 (Sept. 9, 1975)
Titan IIIE Centaur launching Voyager 2 (Aug. 20, 1977)
Titan IIIE Centaur launching Voyager 2 (Aug. 20, 1977)
Titan IIIE Centaur launching Voyager 1 (Sep. 5, 1977)
Titan III(23)B launching KH-8 reconnaissance satellite from Vandenberg AFB, CA. (USAF)
Titan III(23)C launching DSCS military communications satellite (March 25, 1978)
Titan 34D with IUS upper stage on its first mission (Oct. 30, 1982)
1982
Commercial Titan 3 launching Mars Observer (Sept. 25, 1992)

First Titan IVA launch (June 14, 1989)
Titan IVA/Centaur with Mercury ELINT spy satellite (June 24, 1996)
Titan IVA/Centaur with Trumpet or Advanced Orion ELINT satellite
Launch Complex 40: The second Titan 4B/Centaur (Modell 401), with Cassini/Huygens on Bord.
The second Titan 4B/Centaur (Modell 401), with Cassini/Huygens on Bord. Second launch attempt at lauch Pad 40.
Mobile Service Tower rolled away from Titan IVB before Cassini-Huygens launch.
Titan IVB/Centaur launching Cassini-Huygens (Oct. 15, 1997)
Titan IVB launch with Cassini-Huygens on Board
Cassini-Huygens lifted of with a Titan 4(01)B from Launch Compex 40
Titan IVB-Centaur leaves Launch Pad 40 with Cassini-Huygens on Board
KSC DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPH OF CASSINI LAUNCH
Titan IVB launching Lacrosse satellite (August 18, 2000)
Titan IVB/Centaur launching ELINT spy satellite (Sept. 9, 2003)
Titan IVB/IUS rocket launching DSP-22 early warning satellite (Febr. 14, 2004)
Last Titan 4B ready for launch on SLC-4E, Vandenberg AFB
Final Titan IVB launch (Oct. 19, 2005)
Titan IVA K-11 failure (August_1993)