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View of the Gemini-Titan 1 (GT-1) Launch Vehicle on Launch Complex 19 at night. The launch pad lights are all on and there are spotlights in the background. The Gemini Spacecraft stacked on the Titan II (GLV-1 12556) is a Gemini structural simulator. The real Gemini Spacecraft was stacked on March 3.
Date: February 5, 1964
NASA ID: S64-13534
Launch of Gemini-Titan 1 (GT-1)
"Lift off from Launch Complex 19 of the Gemini Titan II booster with the GT-1 capsule onboard as a payload at 11:00 a.m. This is the first ever launching of a 2-man spacecraft and the first flight phase of the Gemini Program."
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Date: April 8, 1964
NASA ID: S64-21560, S64-22412, link, S64-21563
Workers lift Gemini 1 to mate it with its Titan II rocket.
"CAPE KENNEDY, PLA. PAD 19-the Gemini I spacecraft is raised to the top of the gantry for mating to the Titan II launch vehicle. Prime objective of the First Gemini-Titan II flight is to demonstrate the structural compatibility of the spacecraft and launch vehicle from launch through orbital insertion."
Date: March 3, 1964
NASA ID: 104-КSС65-2256, link, 64-GT 1-26, 64-GT 1-33
Gemini-Titan 1 during Electronic-Electrical Interference Tests with the launch vehicle erector lowered.
Date: March 1964
NASA ID: 64-Gemini 1-44
Gemini Titan II (GT-1) Launch Vehicle (SC-1/GLV-1 12556) standing along with the umbilical tower adjacent during a Wet Mock Simulated Launch test at LC-19.
Date: April 5, 1964
NASA ID: KSC-64C-1165
