Titan IV

family of rockets which were used by the U.S. Air Force

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• Freebase entry^@
  

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  Titan IV
  
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  Cassini−Huygens 1997
  
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  Huygens 1997
  
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  KH 11-10 1992
  
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  KH 11-11 1995
  
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  KH 11-12 1996
  
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  KH 11-13 2001
  
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  KH 11-14 2005
  
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  MILStar 1 1994
  
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  MILStar 2 1995
  
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  MILStar 3 1999
  
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  MILStar 5 2002
  
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  MILStar 6 2003
  
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  Misty 2 1999
  
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  USA 39 1989
  
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  USA 65 1990
  
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  USA-130 1997
  

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Frameless

A SRMU solid rocket booster.

A SRMU solid rocket booster.

Colonel Elena Oberg, the Titan IV Mission Manager

Ivey Steel field personnel Letter of Recommendation from Ben Dusenberry and Morris Worland, Martin Marietta, Pad 41 CCAFS

Lacrosse5 L patch

Lacrosse5 M patch

NROL 19 patch sml

NROL-7 Mission Patch

Nitrogen Pressure Controller, Ground Support Console for Titav IV vehicle - Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum - McMinnville, Oregon - DSC00815

The first stage of a Titan IV launch vehicle is offloaded from a C-5B Galaxy aircraft for an official acceptance and dedication ceremony DF-ST-89-04975

The two SRMU solid rockets of a Titan IVB space launch vehicle.

Titan IV fairing after jettison test

Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.

Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.

Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.

USAF Titan IV Launch (14206331387)

Type	Description	Date	Keywords	Notes	Source
link	Freebase entry@				Wikidata
vehicle	Titan IV		rocket series, Titan		Wikidata
vessel	Cassini−Huygens	1997	space mission, robotic spacecraft, Italian Space Agency, European Space Agency, National Aeronautics and Space Administration, artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Huygens	1997	lander, Italian Space Agency, European Space Agency		Wikidata
vessel	KH 11-10	1992	former entity, KH-11 KENNEN, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	KH 11-11	1995	former entity, KH-11 KENNEN, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	KH 11-12	1996	KH-11 KENNEN, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	KH 11-13	2001	KH-11 KENNEN, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	KH 11-14	2005	KH-11 KENNEN, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	MILStar 1	1994	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	MILStar 2	1995	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	MILStar 3	1999	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	MILStar 5	2002	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	MILStar 6	2003	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	Misty 2	1999	reconnaissance satellite, National Reconnaissance Office		Wikidata
vessel	USA 39	1989	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	USA 65	1990	artificial satellite		Wikidata
vessel	USA-130	1997	reconnaissance satellite		Wikidata
image	A SRMU solid rocket booster.				Wikimedia
image	A SRMU solid rocket booster.				Wikimedia
image	Colonel Elena Oberg, the Titan IV Mission Manager	2008			Wikimedia
image	Ivey Steel field personnel Letter of Recommendation from Ben Dusenberry and Morris Worland, Martin Marietta, Pad 41 CCAFS	1987			Wikimedia
image	Lacrosse5 L patch	2010			Wikimedia
image	Lacrosse5 M patch				Wikimedia
image	NROL 19 patch sml	2011			Wikimedia
image	NROL-7 Mission Patch				Wikimedia
image	Nitrogen Pressure Controller, Ground Support Console for Titav IV vehicle - Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum - McMinnville, Oregon - DSC00815	2017			Wikimedia
image	The first stage of a Titan IV launch vehicle is offloaded from a C-5B Galaxy aircraft for an official acceptance and dedication ceremony DF-ST-89-04975				Wikimedia
image	The two SRMU solid rockets of a Titan IVB space launch vehicle.				Wikimedia
image	Titan IV fairing after jettison test				Wikimedia
image	Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.				Wikimedia
image	Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.				Wikimedia
image	Two SRMU solid rocket boosters.				Wikimedia
image	USAF Titan IV Launch (14206331387)	2014			Wikimedia