Titan IIIC

model of Titan III launch vehicle

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1965 — 1982 Titan-3(23)C, Titan 3C, SLV-5C, SLV-5, SLV-4, 
Titan III, rocket model, Titan III, Glenn L. Martin Company, United States of America, 

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  Titan IIIC 1965
  
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  Applications Technology Satellite 6 1974
  
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  DODGE 1967
  
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  DSP F6 1976
  
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  DSP F7 1977
  
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  DSP F8 1979
  
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  DSP F9 1981
  
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  DSP F10 1982
  
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  ERS 18 1967
  
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  ERS 20 1967
  
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  ERS 21 1968
  
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  ERS 27 1967
  
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  ERS 28 1968
  
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  Gravity Gradient Technology Satellite 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-1 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-2 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-3 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-4 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-5 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-6 1966
  
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  IDCSP 1-7 1966
  
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  LES-3 1965
  
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  LES-4 1965
  
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  LES-5 1967
  
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  LES-6 1968
  
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  LES-8 1976
  
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  LES-9 1976
  
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  OPS 0855 1966
  
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  OSCAR 4 1965
  
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  OV1-6 1966
  
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  OV2-1 1965
  
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  OV2-3 1965
  
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  OV2-5 1968
  
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  OV5-5 1969
  
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  OV5-6 1969
  
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  OV5-9 1969
  
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  Q115865834 1966
  
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  Q121864127 1966
  
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  SOLRAD 11A 1976
  
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  SOLRAD 11B 1976
  
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  TacSat-1 1969
  
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  Transtage 5 1965
  
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  Vela 4A 1967
  
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  Vela 4B 1967
  
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  Vela 5A 1969
  
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  Vela 5B 1969
  
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  Vela 6A 1970
  
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  Vela 6B 1970
  

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Frameless

Dyna Soar launchers

Initial Defense Communications Satellite Program deployment in orbit

Martin Titan 3 launch

TITAN IIIC AND GANTRY ON PAD 40 - 23 May 1965

Titan IIIC drawing

Titan IIIC launches with ATS-6 from Launch Complex 40

Titan IIIC launch of multiple satellites on 22 Dec 1965

Titan III-C Launch - GPN-2003-00046

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
vehicle	Titan IIIC	1965	rocket model, Titan III		Wikidata
vessel	Applications Technology Satellite 6	1974	former entity, communications satellite, technology demonstration spacecraft, geostationary satellite, weather satellite, National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Wikidata
vessel	DODGE	1967	research satellite, National Aeronautics and Space Administration		Wikidata
vessel	DSP F6	1976	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	DSP F7	1977	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	DSP F8	1979	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	DSP F9	1981	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	DSP F10	1982	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	ERS 18	1967	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	ERS 20	1967	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	ERS 21	1968	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	ERS 27	1967	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	ERS 28	1968	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	Gravity Gradient Technology Satellite	1966	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-1	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-2	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-3	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-4	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-5	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-6	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	IDCSP 1-7	1966	communications satellite		Wikidata
vessel	LES-3	1965	former entity, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, communications satellite, technology demonstration spacecraft, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	LES-4	1965	former entity, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, communications satellite, technology demonstration spacecraft, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	LES-5	1967	technology demonstration spacecraft, communications satellite, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	LES-6	1968	technology demonstration spacecraft, communications satellite, former entity, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	LES-8	1976	technology demonstration spacecraft, communications satellite, former entity, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	LES-9	1976	technology demonstration spacecraft, communications satellite, former entity, MIT Lincoln Laboratory, United States Air Force		Wikidata
vessel	OPS 0855	1966	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	OSCAR 4	1965	amateur radio satellite		Wikidata
vessel	OV1-6	1966	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV2-1	1965	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV2-3	1965	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV2-5	1968	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV5-5	1969	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV5-6	1969	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	OV5-9	1969	Orbiting Vehicle		Wikidata
vessel	Q115865834	1966	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	Q121864127	1966	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	SOLRAD 11A	1976	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	SOLRAD 11B	1976	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	TacSat-1	1969	technology demonstration spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	Transtage 5	1965	Transtage, technology demonstration spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 4A	1967	military satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 4B	1967	military satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 5A	1969	military satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 5B	1969	spacecraft, artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 6A	1970	spacecraft		Wikidata
vessel	Vela 6B	1970	spacecraft		Wikidata
image	Dyna Soar launchers				Wikimedia
image	Initial Defense Communications Satellite Program deployment in orbit	1966			Wikimedia
image	Martin Titan 3 launch	1965			Wikimedia
image	TITAN IIIC AND GANTRY ON PAD 40 - 23 May 1965	1965			Wikimedia
image	Titan IIIC drawing				Wikimedia
image	Titan IIIC launches with ATS-6 from Launch Complex 40	1974			Wikimedia
image	Titan IIIC launch of multiple satellites on 22 Dec 1965	1965			Wikimedia
image	Titan III-C Launch - GPN-2003-00046	1970			Wikimedia