Titan IIID

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Titan IIID was an American expendable launch vehicle developed from the Titan III family, primarily used by the U.S. Air Force in the 1970s and 1980s to place heavy reconnaissance and military satellites into low Earth orbit.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf expendable launch vehicle
orbital launch vehicle
alsoKnownAs Titan 3D NERFINISHED
coreEngineType LR-87 NERFINISHED
LR-91 NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
customer National Reconnaissance Office NERFINISHED
designedFor polar orbit launches from Vandenberg
developedFrom Titan III family NERFINISHED
Titan IIIC NERFINISHED
failureRate 0
family Titan rocket family NERFINISHED
firstFlightDate 1971-06-15
fuelTypeFirstStage Aerozine 50
fuelTypeSecondStage Aerozine 50
lastFlightDate 1982-09-05
launchAzimuthRange polar and near-polar orbits
launchConfiguration two solid rocket motors attached to Titan IIIC core without transtage
launches 22
launchMass approximately 620000 kilograms
launchSite Vandenberg Air Force Base NERFINISHED
Vandenberg Air Force Base Space Launch Complex 4E NERFINISHED
length approximately 42 meters
manufacturer Martin Marietta NERFINISHED
numberOfStages 2
operationalPeriodEnd 1982
operationalPeriodStart 1971
operator United States Air Force
orbitType low Earth orbit
oxidizerFirstStage nitrogen tetroxide
oxidizerSecondStage nitrogen tetroxide
payloadToLEO approximately 13600 kilograms
primaryMission launch heavy reconnaissance satellites
launch military satellites
program U.S. reconnaissance satellite program
propulsionType liquid-fueled core stage
solid rocket boosters
solidBoosterPropellant polybutadiene acrylonitrile-based solid propellant
status retired
successfulLaunches 22
successor Titan 34D NERFINISHED
upperStage none
usedBy United States Air Force
usedDuring Cold War
usedFor KH-11 Kennen reconnaissance satellites NERFINISHED
KH-9 Hexagon reconnaissance satellites NERFINISHED

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Titan IIIC successor Titan IIID
Titan III familyMember Titan IIID
Titan rocket family hasVariant Titan IIID
subject surface form: Titan III