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This
is a repository of missile documents (mostly regarding Titan I, but
will include other weapon systems) that I have
carefully scanned in an effort to not only preserve them, but also to
provide an online research library to missile historians and anyone
else with an interest in the history of US missile defense.
Many
of the documents are from my own collection, but invaluable
contributions have been made by Mr. F. Epler, Mark S. Edson and others to whom I owe
enormous gratitude for entrusting me with their valuable resources.
The
impetus for this library is the freedom and preservation of
information. Much of what you find here will not be generally
available and offers information not easily found in the public
domain. It is my most sincere hope that the resources provided
here will be of great value and interest to anyone writing on the
subject of missile history, or simply having a passing fancy on the
legacies of the Cold War and its earth-shattering technological
developments.
The
documents presented here represent years of time, effort and much expense
to collect, compile, restore, scan and format to make available.
I hope that the material provided here will be of great value and
interest to those who lived the history, those who lived through it,
and those who came later and wish to know more.
For
now, all documents here will be provided in PDF format, for which you
will need either Adobe Reader or a web browser with the
appropriate plug-in installed in order to open and view the
files. The software is free and therefore I felt it was a good
choice for the sake of availability. If you need the Reader
software, it can be downloaded for free here: Adobe
Reader.
In
addition, there are other applications capable of opening PDF files if
you have a different preference.
The
documents are divided into several main categories (click the headings to
jump to that category):
More
categories will be added as the library expands.
Why
are those *@*!!#*
watermarks pasted all over the documents?
You
will undoubtedly notice the web address plastered all over the
documents provided here. This is not to be evil or a jerk but
instead to prevent the abuse of the resources here. It is all
too easy to imagine these freely-available documents showing up for
sale on ebay or some other place. These watermarks provide a
measure of deterrent to anyone who might try to turn a profit on
unsuspecting folks. These resources are
absolutely not intended for commercial purposes! Any
such use is the absolute antithesis to the notion of this entire site!
For
now, all documents here will be thusly marked to prevent such
shenanigans. I have taken care to ensure that the readability of
the documents has not suffered from the addition of these watermarks.
Sorry for any inconvenience caused.
Contributions
to this Library
In
the spirit of the free flow and availability of information, I would
like to implore anyone who has historical documents and does not
necessarily have the time or tools to scan and preserve them, to
contact me about adding them to this library.
This
library exists to benefit all and is absolutely
NON-PROFIT. I ask for no money, and I assume all costs
associated with its maintenance and the scanning and editing of the
documents within. I would like to encourage anyone with documents of
historical interest to preserve them as best they can so they are not
lost to time. To that end, if you have missile-related documents
or photos that you would like to see included here, please
contact me
and see if we can make arrangements to digitize them for inclusion
here. I pledge to treat any materials with the utmost of care and see them
safely returned to you--AT NO COST.
Information
is of little use when it is stored away where it cannot be
accessed. Vast stores of information on missile history sit in
public and private hands-- in company archives, in libraries, in
basements and storage units--essentially lost and useless. How
long will it be before it is truly lost to fire, flood or simply
thrown away? My own collection has been largely hidden away for
years and though I have been able to use it for research, it has
largely served no one; it is time for that to end.
If
you have documents and materials relating to missile history, please
preserve them digitally. If you are unable, see if
someone else can do it for you. This library will continue
expanding as I complete the documents I have, and hopefully expand
further as more become available.
This
is an experiment really, but for now, I offer my services as long as I
can keep up. Due credit will be given here if so desired.
My thanks.
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NOTE: These are high quality scans and the resulting file sizes are
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I apologize in advance for the inconvenience caused by LONG download
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In
the News
ATC
AIR FORCE TIMES SALUTES - PREPARE THE MAN
Air
Training Command, Air Force Times - July. 31ST, 1963*
Short
article featuring A1C Kenneth E. Brannon. A1C Brannon tells
of his Air Force career and how he came to be an MMT with the
451st SMW at Lowry AFB. This candid chat brings to life the
experience of an airman training for missile duty with the US
strategic missile forces. Many great photos were taken for
this article and its a pity so few were used. This article
feels like a friendly chat with airman Brannon and offers great
insight into the lives of the crewmembers.
*
Document provided courtesy of Fred Epler
2
pages; 1 file; total file size: 1.81MB
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- ATC Air Force Times Salutes - Prepare the Man |
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DIVE!
DIVE! SWIMMING TO ARAMGEDDON
The
Sunday Oregonion - November 8th, 1998*
A
short newspaper article on Larson 568-A when one of its silos saw a stint as a
deep dive center.
*
Document provided courtesy of Walter Silva
1
image; 1 file; total file size: 540KB
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| 01
- The Sunday Oregonian - Nov. 8th, 1998 - Dive! Dive! |
244.8KB |
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THUNDERING
CRASHES CLOSE DOORS ON PRAIRIE'S TITAN ERA
The
Denver Post - Wednesday, November 27th, 1968*
Short
article by Fred Baker with photos by Bill Johnson covering the
closure of the Deer Trail Titan I site's silo doors which had
remained open since 1965.
*
Document provided courtesy of J. Depres
3
pages; 1 file; total file size: 540KB
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| 01
- The Denver Post, Wed. Nov. 27th, 1968 - Silo door
closure at 725-B |
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THIS
WEEK MAGAZINE
New
York Herald Tribune - MAY 6, 1962*
Section
10 of the Sunday supplement by James Baar and William E. Howard
with photos by Maxwell Coplan. This article gave America their first inside look at
the Titan I weapon system and what goes on down below in the
operational complex. A tantalizingly short but surprisingly
detailed peek at the brand new weapon.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
4
pages; 1 file; total file size: 2.53MB
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| 01
- This Week Magazine - New York Herald Tribune - Section
10 |
2.53MB |
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Martin
Documents
DETAILED
TEST PLAN
SILO
LAUNCH TEST FACILITY PROPELLANT LOADING AND PRESSURIZATION SYSTEM -
APRIL 1960
Report
describing the propellant loading and pressurization system tests
of the Silo Launch Test Facility to determine proper operation and
performance.
40
pages; 1 file; total file size: 8.25MB
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- Detailed Test Plan SLTF PLS System April 1960 - Pages
1-40 |
8.25MB |
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LOT
B BATTLESHIP - FAILURE INVESTIGATION REPORT
Failure
report on early captive airframe and motor tests conducted at the
Denver test stands.
110
pages; 12 photos; 6 files; total combined file size: 61.4MB
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| 01
- Cover - Index - Pages 1-9 |
4.82MB |
| 02
- Pages 10-33 |
7.38MB |
| 03
- Attachments 1-4 |
9.21MB |
| 04
- Attachments 5-6 |
6.66MB |
| 05
- Attachment 7 - Photos |
27.1MB |
| 06
- Attachments 8-14 |
6.25MB |
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MASTER
ACTIVITIES PLAN
WS107A-2
OPERATIONAL BASES
Martin
guidebook for the planning, construction, phasing, systems
integration, installation and checkout, turnover and activation of
the operational Titan I complexes and their support facilities.
This
is a very large and detailed document with a lot of interesting
details for the missile history enthusiast who really wants to dig
into the Titan I system.
434
pages; 20 files; total combined file size: 118MB
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MISSILE
J-20 (XSM-68) OPERATIONAL SUMMARY REPORT
Operational
summary of missile J-20 (aka 60-3631) covering its arrival at
launch complex 20 at Cape Canaveral on September 8, 1961 through
launch on September 28, 1961. This summary details the
"discrepancies" and problems encountered with the
missile prior to its launch and the actions taken to resolve them.
83
pages; 4 files; total combined file size: 16.4MB
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| 01
- Attachments |
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| 02
- Cover - Index - Sections 1-2 |
6.1MB |
| 03
- Section 2 cont. and section 3 |
6.78MB |
| 04
- Appendix |
3.01MB |
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TITAN
I CAPTIVE AND FLIGHT-TEST FIRING HISTORY
FEBRUARY
1962
Compilation
of data from the Titan I captive firings and flight tests
including missile numbers, events, dates, locations, firing
duration by stage, planned and actual ranges, test results and
resulting actions. Information included covers missile lots
A, B, C, G, J, M, V, VS and the category II missiles of the SM
configuration. This history covers firings at the Denver,
Atlantic and Pacific Missile Range stands.
31
pages; 1 file; total file size: 8.83MB
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| 01
- Titan I Captive and Flight-Test Firing History |
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TITANS
IN THE EARTH*
A
small tri-fold color brochure from Martin about how the Titan I and II missiles are the
latest and greatest (at the time) weapons ever made and what an
awesome responsibility it is that the US arsenal includes such
dread deterrents to war. It includes a couple neat cut-away
diagrams of the two types of Titan missile sites and other general
information about them.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
6
pages; 1 file; total file size: 8.39MB
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| 01
- Titans in the Earth |
8.39MB |
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TITAN
DESTRUCT SYSTEM
Brief
paper on the destruct system for remotely destroying the Titan I
and Titan II missiles in the event of a launch or systems failure
or error.
12
pages; 4 photos; 2 files; total combined file size: 17.5MB
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TITAN
MASTER COUNTDOWN
MISSILE
J-16
High-level
pre-launch, launch and post-launch checklist for missile J-16 from
Cape Canaveral. This missile was successfully launched on
May 23rd, 1961 from Launch Complex 20.
32
pages; 1 file; total file size: 8.57MB
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- Titan Master Countdown - Missile J-16 |
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TITAN
II-A IN TITAN I SILOS
A
preliminary feasibility report on the cost-saving concept of
retrofitting Titan I bases for in-silo launch of Titan II missiles
employing the 200% increased payload capacity of the Titan II-A
booster.
55
pages; 3 files; total combined file size: 99.9MB
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| 01
- Cover - Table of Contents - Pages 1-20 |
32.4MB |
| 02
- Pages 21-49 |
30.9MB |
| 03
- Pages 50-55 |
36.4MB |
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WEAPON
SYSTEM 107A-2
INTEGRATED
WEAPON SYSTEM ACTIVATION - STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND PERSONNEL
INTEGRATION - DETAILED FIELD PLAN FOR BASE T-1
Plan
and schedule for SAC personnel integration into the base sites in
preparation for checkout and turnover to the Air Force.
42
pages; 1 file; total file size: 11.6MB
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| 01
- Field Plan for Base T-1 |
11.6MB |
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USAF
TITAN INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE
An
informational brochure about Martin and the Titan project with 9
black and white photos of the Martin Denver facility and aspects
of early Titan I development and testing.
13
pages; 1 file; total file size: 7.99MB
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| 01
- Titan I Brochure |
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Operational
Histories
BASE
T-1 - LOWRY AREA HISTORY (724th and 725th SMS)
29
SEPTEMBER 1958 - 16 DECEMBER 1961*
Army
Corps of Engineers summary of the Lowry Area construction of the
451st SMW, comprising the first 2 operational Titan I squadrons
from contract bidding to final turnover to the Air Force in 1961.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
166
pages; 6 files; total combined file size: 52.9MB
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| 01
- Intro and sections I-V |
9MB |
| 02
- Section VI |
9.57MB |
| 03
- Section VII |
7.77MB |
| 04
- Section VII cont. |
12.2MB |
| 05
- Section VII cont. |
4.78MB |
| 06
- Sections VIII-XI |
9.54MB |
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BASE
T-2 - HISTORY OF TITAN I (850TH SMS)
ELLSWORTH
AREA ENGINEER'S OFFICE - USACE - 8 DEC. 1959 - 31 MAR. 1962*
Army
Corps of Engineers summary of the Ellsworth Area construction of the
850th SMS. From contracts, construction details,
contractors, labor issues, costs, safety, problems and
modifications to the operational complex, to hourly wages paid to
workers, its all in there.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
345
pages; 15 files; total combined file size: 123MB
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| 01
- Introduction |
6.08MB |
| 02
- Section I pages 1-30 |
8.46MB |
| 03
- Section I pages 31-39 |
3.29MB |
| 04
- Section II page 1-30 |
9.56MB |
| 05
- Section II pages 31-70a |
19MB |
| 06
- Sections II pages 71-100 |
18.2MB |
| 07
- Section II pages 101-119 |
14.2MB |
| 08
- Section III |
7.03MB |
| 09
- Section IV pages 1-30 |
7.53MB |
| 10
- Section IV pages 31-60 |
7.48MB |
| 11
- Section IV pages 61-90 |
6.52MB |
| 12
- Section IV pages 91-101 |
2.21MB |
| 13
- Section V |
5.13MB |
| 14
- Section VI |
6.68MB |
| 15
- Section VII |
2.18MB |
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BASE
T-3 - MT. HOME AREA (569TH SMS)
HISTORICAL
SUMMARY - FEBRUARY 1960 - MAY 1962*
Army
Corps of Engineers summary of the Mountain Home Area construction of the
569th SMS. Contracts, construction details,
contractors, labor issues, costs, delays, accidents and other
history are detailed in this document.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
201
pages; 8 files; total combined file size: 65.4MB
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| 01
- Introduction and Chapters I through III |
10.2MB |
| 02
- Chapters IV and V |
5.95MB |
| 03
- Chapter VI |
14.3MB |
| 04
- Chapters VII-IX |
2.25MB |
| 05
- Plates 1-45 |
17.1MB |
| 06
- Appendices 1-2 |
1MB |
| 07
- Appendices 3-12 |
5.21MB |
| 08
- Appendices 13-24 |
9.2MB |
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BASE
T-4 - LARSON AREA (568TH SMS)
HISTORICAL
SUMMARY - DECEMBER 1959 - MAY 1962*
Army
Corps of Engineers summary of the Larson Area construction of the
568th SMS. Contracts, construction details,
contractors, labor issues, costs, delays, accidents and other
history are detailed in this document.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
253
pages; 8 files; total combined file size: 70.2MB
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| 01
- Intro. & Parts 1 - 2 CEBMCO & Larson Area
Organization |
9.33MB |
| 02
- Parts 3 - 4 Scope of Work, Geology and Soils |
12MB |
| 03
- Parts 5 - 8 Steel, Concrete, Backfill Operations |
9.95MB |
| 04
- Parts 9 - 12 Surface, PLS, Mechanical and
Electrical |
7.68MB |
| 05
- Parts 13 - 18 Elec., Roads, Support, Problems,
Safety, Subs |
10MB |
| 06
- Parts 19 - 20 Sched. & Completion; History:
Contract |
6.13MB |
| 07
- Parts 21 - 22 History of Est. & Negotiations,
Cost Increases |
6.31MB |
| 08
- Parts 23 - 32 Lists, Mods, Labor, AF Agencies,
Awards, Events |
8.74MB |
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BASE
T-5 - BEALE AREA HISTORY (851ST SMS)
HISTORICAL
SUMMARY - OCTOBER 1959 - MARCH 1962*
Army
Corps of Engineers summary of the Beale Area construction of the
851st SMW, with details about contracts, materials, problems,
staffing, labor and much more concerning the task of building the
3 Beale Titan I sites.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
279
pages; 5 files; total combined file size: 88.4MB
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| 01
- Introduction, contents through page 60 |
18.8MB |
| 02
- Pages 61-121 |
20.1MB |
| 03
- Pages 122-181 |
19.9MB |
| 04
- Pages 182-242 |
17.3MB |
| 05
- Pages 243-252 |
12MB |
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451ST
STRATEGIC MISSILE WING
OUTSTANDING
MISSILE UNIT - 1963*
A
recommendation by Colonel Julious Pickoff for the 451st SMW to
receive the Colonel Lee R. Williams memorial missile trophy for
outstanding performance in 1963. Included with the recommendation
is a detailed graphic summary outlining the accomplishments of the
451st crewmembers. This document provides lots of
interesting details, photos and insight into the day-to-day
operations involved in operating a Titan missile wing.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
28
pages; 1 file; total file size: 17.2MB
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| 01
- 451ST SMW Award recommendation and achievements
- 1963 |
7.99MB |
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Other
Contractor Documents
AMF
ON SCHEDULE
AMF
brochure highlighting their Titan I contract and showing details
of the WS107A-2 launcher system. Lots of great photos and
diagrams in this document.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler and Lance Wright
16
pages; 1 file; total file size: 10.8MB
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| 01
- AMF On Schedule |
10.8MB |
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AMF
- MISSION FOR DEFENSE
This
is a short informational booklet on AMF and the Titan Silo Lift
Elevator system, their integrated training program and AMF's role
in US defense. There are some nice photos including an
excellent shot taken from inside an operational silo.
16
pages; 1 file; total file size: 6.57MB
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| 01
- AMF - Mission for Defense |
6.57MB |
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FLIGHT
TEST EVALUATION FOR MOD II DECOY SUBSYSTEM
TITAN
V-1
Flight
test of the launch of Titan missile V-1 conducted at the Pacific
Missile Range on 4 April 1963 to evaluate the performance of the
Mod II Decoy Ejection Mechanism (DEM) and decoys with the SM-68
airframe.
45
pages; 2 files; total combined file size: 13.5MB
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| 01
- Introduction through page 18 |
8.3MB |
| 02
- Pages 19-37 |
5.27MB |
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HUMAN
FACTORS ENGINEERING REVIEW AND EVALUATION
WEAPON
SYSTEM 107A-2 LAUNCHER, OSTF AND TF-1
FINAL
REPORT - VOLUME I - 31 JAN 1962
Documents
the AMF human factors engineering effort covering the over-all
system review and evaluation of the AMF launcher system for the
107A-2 weapon system, OSTF and TF-1.
Volume
1 of 3
165
pages; 1 file; total file size: 5.88MB
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| 01
- Human Factors Evaluation Volume I - 31 January 1962 |
5.88MB |
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SLTF
FLIGHT TEST REPORT
SLTF
Flight Test Working Group's report on the Silo Launch Test
Facility to demonstrate the silo launch capability of a Titan
missile, and to acquire systems data applicable to Titan II
development.
109
pages, plus front, inner and back covers; 6 files; total combined
file size:
42MB
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File
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| 01
- Cover - Pages 1-26 |
11.7MB |
| 02
- Pages 27-56 |
10MB |
| 03
- Pages 57-71 |
5.35MB |
| 04
- Appendix A |
2.43MB |
| 05
- Appendices B-D |
9.04MB |
| 06
- Appendices E-F and report distribution |
3.4MB |
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TFOD
News
MAY
1962*
An
AMF newsletter from the Titan Field Operations Division
detailing milestones and events within the division.
Although not the prime contractor on the Titan I weapon system,
AMF's involvement in the project was huge-- both in scope and
physical construction of the launcher system which involved
components that ranged over the entire complex. This
document gives some insight into the scope of AMF's work on the
project.
*
Document provided courtesy of F. Epler
13
pages; 1 file; total file size: 7.53MB
|
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| 01
- TFOD News - May 1962 |
7.53MB |
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TITAN
PROGRAM CONTROL ROOM CHARTS
1
AUGUST 1960
A
set of "power point" slides showing the Titan I and II
program operating schedules and phasing for many criteria from
equipment installation to missile testing.
18
pages; 1 file; total file size: 6.09MB
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| 01
- Titan Program Control Room Charts - 1 August 1960 |
6.09MB |
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TITAN
WS107A-2 LAUNCHER SYSTEM
American
Machine and Foundry's early design proposal for the Titan I
launcher system.
63
pages; 2 files; total combined file size: 5.3MB
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| 01
- Cover - Pages 1-32 |
3.45MB |
| 02
- Pages 33-63 |
1.93MB |
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TITAN
I EXCESS WEAPON SYSTEM MATERIEL
VOLUME
I-A - AEROSPACE GROUND EQUIPMENT
Illustrated
listing prepared by the Defense Logistics Services Center of
excess Titan I Aerospace Ground Equipment being made available for
purchase or reutilization by eligible agencies and/or governments.
179
pages; 6 files; total combined file size: 57.1MB
|
File
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| 01
- Cover, introduction through page 20 |
10MB |
| 02
- Pages 21-50 |
9.68MB |
| 03
- Pages 51-79 |
9.51MB |
| 04
- Pages 80-109 |
9.24MB |
| 05
- Pages 110-139 |
9.3MB |
| 06
- Pages 140-168 |
9.37MB |
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WATER
STOP FAILURE IN TUNNEL AT COMPLEX 1-C, LARSON AIR FORCE BASE, TITAN
I FACILITY
SEPTEMBER
1962
A
U.S. Army Corps. of Engineers document discussing the failure of a
water stop at an equipment terminal at Larson site 1-C and how the
water leak was repaired.
11
pages; 1 file; total file size: 4.98MB
|
File
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| 01
- Water Stop Failure at Lason 1-C - September 1962 |
4.98MB |
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Tech
Order Publications
T.O.
21M-HGM25A-1-1
TECHNICAL
MANUAL - OPERATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE
USAF
MODEL HGM-25A MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM OPERATION
MISSILE
WEAPON SYSTEM OPERATION
A
high-level broad overview of the weapon system, including the
missile, underground complex, surface systems and their function
and operation.
581
pages; 25 files; total combined file size: 191MB
| File |
Size |
| 01
- Cover - Change Pages - TOC |
4.8MB |
| 02
- List of Related Manuals |
1.9MB |
| 03
- Safety Precautions |
3.31MB |
| 04
- Introduction |
621KB |
| 05
- Section I - p1-43 |
16.7MB |
| 06
- Section I - p44-93 |
16.9MB |
| 07
- Section I - p94-143 |
20.3MB |
| 08
- Section II |
603KB |
| 09
- Section III - p1-30 |
10.4MB |
| 10
- Section III - p31-54 |
8.18MB |
| 11
- Section III - p55-83 |
8.61MB |
| 12
- Section III - p84-106 |
8.52MB |
| 13
- Section III - p107-135 |
8.49MB |
| 14
- Section III - p136-163 |
8.27MB |
| 15
- Section III - p164-190 |
7.33MB |
| 16
- Section III - p191-220 |
11.4MB |
| 17
- Section III - p221-232 |
4.71MB |
| 18
- Section IV - p1-30 |
16.3MB |
| 19
- Section IV - p31.63 |
10.6MB |
| 20
- Section V - p1-30 |
7.49MB |
| 21
- Section V - p31-54 |
6.74MB |
| 22
- Section VI |
2.75MB |
| 23
- Section VII |
1.24MB |
| 24
- Glossary |
2.17MB |
| 25
- Index |
3.04MB |
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T.O.
21-SM68-2J-5-3
TECHNICAL
MANUAL - OPERATION AND ORGANIZATIONAL MAINTENANCE
USAF
MODEL HGM-25A MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM OPERATION
RE-ENTRY
VEHICLE SYSTEM JOB MANUAL
Job
manual covering all phases of R/V handling at the launch area
including re-entry vehicle emplacement, removal and recycling as
well as safety and handling, hazards and corrective actions
associated with the Mark IV R/V pertaining to the Titan I weapon
system.
149
pages; 7 files; total combined file size: 41.4MB
|
File
|
Size |
| 01
- Introduction and Section I - Safety Precautions |
3.86MB |
| 02
- Section II - Checkout |
12.6MB |
| 03
- Section III - Trouble Analysis |
372KB |
| 04
- Section IV - Removal and Installation |
10.8MB |
| 05
- Section V - Emergency Procedures |
708KB |
| 06
- Section VI - Diagrams |
11.9MB |
| 07
- Section VII - Glossary and Index |
1.1MB |
|
T.O.
21M-HGM25A-6-1WC-1PE
HGM-25A
MISSILE WEAPON SYSTEM - PHASED INSPECTION AND LUBRICATION WORK CARDS
LAUNCH
COMPLEX
Details
work areas and equipment inspection and lubrication of weapon
system components. Includes many detailed illustrations of
equipment and systems in the operational complex.
247
pages (one page missing); 4 files; total combined file size:
35.5MB
|
File
|
Size |
| 01
- Change Pages - Introduction - TOC |
2.68MB |
| 02
- Work Organization and Flow Charts |
2.91MB |
| 03
- Section I - Inspection and Calibration Requirements |
12.3MB |
| 04
- Section II - Lubrication Requirements |
17.6MB |
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T.O.
31X3-10-26-2
TECHNICAL
MANUAL - FIELD MAINTENANCE
LAUNCH
COMPLEX FACILITIES CONSOLE
Description,
function and field service manual for the Titan I facilities
console.
102
pages; 5 files; total combined file size: 77.2MB
|
File
|
Size |
| 01
- Cover - TOC - Section I |
9.83MB |
| 02
- Sections II-VI |
429KB |
| 03
- Section VII p1-44 |
14.4MB |
| 04
- Section VII p45-70 |
51.1MB |
| 05
- Glossary and Index |
1.41MB |
|
T.O.
31X3-10-27-2
TECHNICAL
MANUAL - FIELD MAINTENANCE
LAUNCH
CONTROL CONSOLE
Description,
function and field service manual for the Titan I launch console.
61
pages; 3 files; total combined file size: 32.3MB
|
File
|
Size |
| 01
- Cover - TOC - Sections I-VI |
11.1MB |
| 02
- Section VII |
19.7MB |
| 03
- Glossary and Index |
1.44MB |
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