KH-8 Gambit 3 - Missions

Missions

Name Block Launch Date Alt. Name NSSDC ID No. Launch Vehicle Orbit Decay date
KH8-1 I 1966-07-29 OPS-3014 1966-069A Titan IIIB 158.0 km x 250.0 km, i=94.1° 1966-08-06
KH8-2 I 1966-09-28 OPS-4096 1966-086A Titan IIIB
KH8-3 I 1966-12-14 OPS-8968 1966-113A Titan IIIB
KH8-4 I 1967-02-24 OPS-4204 1967-016A Titan IIIB
KH8-5 I 1967-04-26 OPS-4243 1967-F04, 1967-003X Titan IIIB no stable orbit 1967-04-26
KH8-6 I 1967-06-20 OPS-4282 1967-064A Titan IIIB
KH8-7 I 1967-08-16 OPS-4886 1967-079A Titan IIIB
KH8-8 I 1967-09-19 OPS-4941 1967-090A Titan IIIB
KH8-9 I 1967-10-25 OPS-4995 1967-103A Titan IIIB
KH8-10 I 1967-12-05 OPS-5000 1967-121A Titan IIIB
KH8-11 I 1968-01-18 OPS-5028 1968-005A Titan IIIB
KH8-12 I 1968-03-13 OPS-5057 1968-018A Titan IIIB
KH8-13 I 1968-04-17 OPS-5105 1968-031A Titan IIIB
KH8-14 I 1968-06-05 OPS-5138 1968-047A Titan IIIB
KH8-15 I 1968-08-06 OPS-5187 1968-064A Titan IIIB
KH8-16 I 1968-09-10 OPS-5247 1968-074A Titan IIIB
KH8-17 I 1968-11-06 OPS-5296 1968-099A Titan IIIB
KH8-18 I 1968-12-04 OPS-6518 1968-108A Titan IIIB
KH8-19 I 1969-01-22 OPS-7585 1969-007A Titan IIIB
KH8-20 I 1969-03-04 OPS-4248 1969-019A Titan IIIB
KH8-21 I 1969-04-15 OPS-5310 1969-039A Titan IIIB
KH8-22 I 1969-06-03 OPS-1077 1969-050A Titan IIIB
KH8-23 II 1969-08-23 OPS-7807 1969-074A Titan 23B
KH8-24 II 1969-10-24 OPS-8455 1969-095A Titan 23B
KH8-25 II 1970-01-14 OPS-6531 1970-002A Titan 23B
KH8-26 II 1970-04-15 OPS-2863 1970-031A Titan 23B
KH8-27 II 1970-06-25 OPS-6820 1970-048A Titan 23B
KH8-28 II 1970-08-18 OPS-7874 1970-061A Titan 23B
KH8-29 II 1970-10-23 OPS-7568 1970-090A Titan 23B
KH8-30 II 1971-01-21 OPS-7776 1971-005A Titan 23B 139.0 km x 418.0 km, i=110.8° 1971-02-09
KH8-31 II 1971-04-22 OPS-7899 1971-033A Titan 23B 132.0 km x 401.0 km, i=110.9° 1971-05-13
KH8-32 II 1971-08-12 OPS-8607 1971-070A Titan 24B 137.0 km x 424.0 km, i=111.0° 1971-09-03
KH8-33 II 1971-10-23 OPS-7616 1971-092A Titan 24B 134.0 km x 416.0 km, i=110.9° 1971-11-17
KH8-34 II 1972-03-17 OPS-1678 1972-016A Titan 24B 131.0 km x 409.0 km, i=111.0° 1972-04-11
KH8-35 II 1972-05-20 OPS-6574 1972-F03 Titan 24B failed to reach orbit
KH8-36 II 1972-09-01 OPS-8888 1972-068A Titan 24B 140.0 km x 380.0 km, i=110.5° 1972-09-30
KH8-37 III 1972-12-21 OPS-3978 1972-103A Titan 24B 139.0 km x 378.0 km, i=110.5° 1973-01-23
KH8-38 III 1973-05-16 OPS-2093 1973-028A Titan 24B 139.0 km x 399.0 km, i=110.5° 1973-06-13
KH8-39 III 1973-06-26 OPS-4018 1973-F04 Titan 24B failed to reach orbit (mix-up with KH8-38 in NSSDC)
KH8-40 III 1973-09-27 OPS-6275 1973-068A Titan 24B 131.0 km x 385.0 km, i=110.5° 1973-10-29
KH8-41 III 1974-02-13 OPS-6889 1974-007A Titan 24B 134.0 km x 393.0 km, i=110.4° 1974-03-17
KH8-42 III 1974-06-06 OPS-1776 1974-042A Titan 24B 136.0 km x 394.0 km, i=110.5° 1974-07-24
KH8-43 III 1974-08-14 OPS-3004 1974-065A Titan 24B 135.0 km x 402.0 km, i=110.5° 1974-09-29
KH8-44 III 1975-04-18 OPS-4883 1975-032A Titan 24B 134.0 km x 401.0 km, i=110.5° 1975-06-05
KH8-45 III 1975-10-09 OPS-5499 1975-098A Titan 24B 125.0 km x 356.0 km, i=96.4° 1975-11-30
KH8-46 III 1976-03-22 OPS-7600 1976-027A Titan 24B 125.0 km x 347.0 km, i=96.4° 1976-05-18
KH8-47 III 1976-09-15 OPS-8533 1976-094A Titan 24B 135.0 km x 330.0 km, i=96.4° 1976-11-05
KH8-48 IV 1977-03-13 OPS-4915 1977-019A Titan 24B 124.0 km x 348.0 km, i=96.4° 1977-05-26
KH8-49 IV 1977-09-23 OPS-7471 1977-094A Titan 24B 125.0 km x 352.0 km, i=96.5° 1977-12-08
KH8-50 IV 1979-05-28 OPS-7164 1979-044A Titan 24B 124.0 km x 305.0 km, i=96.4° 1979-08-26
KH8-51 IV 1981-02-28 OPS-1166 1981-019A Titan 24B 138.0 km x 336.0 km, i=96.4° 1981-06-20
KH8-52 IV 1982-01-21 OPS-2849 1982-006A Titan 24B 630.0 km x 641.0 km, i=97.4° 1982-05-23
KH8-53 IV 1983-04-15 OPS-2925 1983-032A Titan 24B 124.0 km x 254.0 km, i=96.5° 1983-08-21
KH8-54 IV 1984-04-17 OPS-8424 1984-039A Titan 24B 127.0 km x 235.0 km, i=96.4° 1984-08-13

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