Titan 3C
| Status | retired |
|---|---|
| Rocket family | Titan |
| Country | United States |
| Manufacturer | Martin |
| Number of launches | 36 |
| First launch | 1965-06-18 |
| Last launch | 1982-03-06 |
Launches by year:
Latest launches:
| Launch date | Launch site | Rocket / Variant | Payload | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1982-03-06 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSP 10 | success |
| 1981-10-31 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | Vortex 10 | success |
| 1981-03-16 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSP 9 | success |
| 1979-11-21 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSCS-2 13 / DSCS-2 14 | success |
| 1979-10-01 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | Vortex 9 | success |
| 1979-06-10 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSP 8 | success |
| 1978-12-14 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSCS-2 11 / DSCS-2 12 | success |
| 1978-06-10 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | Chalet 8 (Vortex 8) | success |
| 1978-03-25 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSCS-2 9 / DSCS-2 10 | failure |
| 1977-05-12 | Cape Canaveral | Titan 3C Titan 23C | DSCS-2 7 / DSCS-2 8 | success |
Variants:
(This section is under construction)Titan 3C
| First launch | 1965-06-18 |
|---|
Titan 3C Titan 23C
| First launch | 1970-11-06 |
|---|
Titan 3C consists of the common core with two 120-inch diameter, five-segment, solid rocket motors for its liftoff stage and the Transtage as its upper stage. Launched from the Cape Kennedy Air Force Station, 3C had a versatile multi-orbit, multi-payload capability due to the restartable Transtage. It was capable of launching payloads with a weight in excess of 28,000 pounds into low-earth orbit.