Re: Titan Cape I-T-L Finale
- From: "Ed Kyle" <edkyle99@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 29 Apr 2005 07:10:32 -0700
Ed Kyle wrote:
> The upcoming Titan IVB launch is the last flight planned
> from Cape Canaveral's 40-year old Space Launch Complex 40.
> It will also be the final launch processed at the original
> far-flung Titan IIIC I-T-L (Integrate - Transfer - Launch)
> complex. ...
>
I've added an interesting photo of the Titan
launch site that was taken from ISS a few weeks
back. It is a small part of the image made
that showed Discovery in mid-rollout.
"www.geocities.com/launchreport/weblog.html"
There is quite a contrast in the image between
the far-flung Titan launch site and the newer
EELV pads.
Those interested might want to read the story
at spaceflightnow.com that discusses the several
hundred job losses that will follow tonight's
(4/29/05) final Cape Canaveral Titan IVB launch.
- Ed Kyle
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- Titan Cape I-T-L Finale
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