Titan IV

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Titan IV was a heavy-lift American expendable launch vehicle used primarily by the U.S. Air Force and later the National Reconnaissance Office to place large military and intelligence payloads into orbit.

All labels observed (5)

Label Occurrences
Titan IV canonical 15
Titan IVB 3
Titan IV-A 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf expendable launch vehicle
heavy-lift launch vehicle
boosterType solid rocket boosters
countryOfOrigin United States
developedFor launching large reconnaissance satellites
national security space missions
family Titan rocket family
firstFlightDate 1989-06-14
hasVariant Titan IVA
linked to: Titan IV

Titan IVB
linked to: Titan IV
lastFlightDate 2005-10-19
launchComplex Space Launch Complex 40
Space Launch Complex 41
Space Launch Complex 4E
launchPeriodEndYear 2005
launchPeriodStartYear 1989
launchSite Cape Canaveral Air Force Station
Vandenberg Air Force Base
manufacturer Lockheed Martin
Martin Marietta
notablePayloadType military communication satellites
reconnaissance satellites
numberOfFailures 5
numberOfLaunches 39
numberOfSuccessfulLaunches 34
operator United States Air Force Space Command
orbitTypesSupported geostationary transfer orbit
low Earth orbit
polar orbit
payloadToGTO about 5,000 kilograms
payloadToLEO about 21,700 kilograms
predecessor Titan III
primaryUser United States Department of Defense
programName Titan IV program
propellantType liquid fuel
solid fuel
retirementYear 2005
rocketEngineType hypergolic liquid-fueled core stages
stageCount 2
status retired
successor Atlas V
Delta IV Heavy
successorRole Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle program
usedBy National Reconnaissance Office
United States Air Force
usedFor launching intelligence payloads
launching large military payloads
placing payloads into orbit

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (21)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Centaur usedOnLaunchVehicle Titan IV
Atlas V predecessor Titan IV
LR-87 usedOn Titan IV
LR-91 usedOn Titan IV
LR-91 usedOnVariant Titan IV-A
linked to: Titan IV
LR-91 usedOnVariant Titan IV-B
linked to: Titan IV
Titan IVB/Centaur lowerStage Titan IVB
linked to: Titan IV
Titan III successor Titan IV
Titan IV hasVariant Titan IVA
linked to: Titan IV
Titan IV hasVariant Titan IVB
linked to: Titan IV
Titan rocket family finalLaunchVehicle Titan IVB
linked to: Titan IV
Defense Support Program launchVehicle Titan IV
subject linked to: DSP
EELV predecessor Titan IV