Titan II

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The LGM-25C Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic Missile, produced by Glen L Martin Company (now Lockheed Martin), represents a nuclear deterrent. Initiated in 1955, the missile's first flight occurred in 1962. The Titan family of rockets served as ICBMs and launch vehicles for NASA's Gemini Space Program, leading up to the Apollo Program. They were also used as space launch vehicles into the 1990s for missions like Oscar-4, Lincoln Experimental Satellite 1-2, and classified payloads. This is a semi-scale model where dimensions of the rocket body, height, length, and width are exact. The Mk6 re-entry vehicle that housed the W-52 nuclear warhead also has accurate dimensions. However, dimensions and drawings for Aerojet LR87 engines are not to scale. The model was created using Autodesk Inventor LT 2018.