KSC Launch Complex 19 - Aerial View, Titan/Gemini (1965), 8x10 Photo

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KSC Launch Complex 19  - Aerial View, Titan/Gemini (1965), 8x10 Photo
(LC19-001-1)
Original  aerial photograph of Launch Complex 19, with the blockhouse clearly visible behind the pad and Patrick AFB in the distance.
LC 19 was initially used for 15 Titan I R&D launches, and later converted to support the Titan II for Gemini manned spacecraft
launches.
Photo is provided with a copy of the LC 19 Fact Sheet including history and description of the blockhouse, launch stand, erector,
white room, umbilical tower, propellant system and pilot abort area.
Published by Patrick AFB in 1965.
Photo measures: 8 x 10 inches
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