List of Saturn launches (Kaiserreich: Legacy of the Weltkrieg)

The following is a list of all launches of the Saturn launch family from 1961 to present.
==Launches==
===1961-1969===
Type 	Mission 	Customer 	Launch date 	Launch Site 	Notes 	Outcome
Saturn I 	SA-1 	NASA 	October 27, 1961 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First test launch of the Saturn I, first flight of the Saturn family, and first overall Apollo flight. Tested the S-I first stage. First launch from LC-34. 	Success
Saturn I 	SA-2 	NASA 	April 25, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First all-up test of the Saturn I with a live S-IV stage. Carried a mass simulator. After this flight, the Saturn I was declared operational. President Kennedy identified this launch as the point where American launch capability would surpass German capabilities. 	Success
Saturn I 	Mariner 1 	NASA 	July 22, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First operational flight of the Saturn system, and first use of the S-V stage on the Saturn I. Launched Mariner 1 on a flyby of Venus. 	Success
Saturn I 	Mariner 2 	NASA 	August 27, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Venus flyby. 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 14 	NASA 	October 2, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Measured cosmic-ray particles, trapped particles, solar wind protons, and magnetospheric and interplanetary magnetic fields. 	Success
Saturn I 	Ranger 5 	NASA 	October 18, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Lunar flyby. Power system malfunction, missed Moon by 725 kilometres (450 mi). First launch from LC-37B. 	Success (rocket)
Failure (spacecraft)
Saturn I 	Explorer 15 	NASA 	October 27, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 1
*NRL PL120 (Poppy 1)
*Navajo 3
*NRL PL121
*SURCAL 2
*Calsphere 1	NRO/University of Iowa/NRL	December 13, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First Saturn Strategic SpaceLift mission, proving the lift capacity of the Saturn system. 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 16 	NASA 	December 16, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 2
*MIDAS-6
*ERS-3
*ERS-4	USAF 	December 17, 1962 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	First launch from LC-37A, and first Air Force launch by Saturn. 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 3
*Midas 7
*Dash 1
*ERS-5 (TRS 2)
*ERS-6 (TRS 3)
*Westford-2	USAF 	May 9, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First operational Midas satellite, first satellite to detect a missile launch from space, operated for six weeks. The Westford Needles project resulted in the first large collection of space debris. 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 4
*Midas 8
*TRS-7
*TRS-8	USAF 	June 12, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 5
*Solrad 6A
*LOFTI 2B
*Surcal 3
*Radose 112
*FTV 1292 (Poppy 2)	US Navy/NRL 	June 15, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 6
*Midas 9
*Dash 2
*ERS-9 (TRS 4)
*ERS-10	USAF 	July 19, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	ERS-10 failed to separate 	Success
Partial Launch Failure (ERS-10)
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 7
*Vela 1A
*Vela 1B
*ERS-12	USAF 	October 17, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Vela spacecraft deactivated after five years 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 18 	NASA 	November 27, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Spacecraft ceased operations on 10 May 1965 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 19 	NASA 	December 18, 1963 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Tracking beacon did not have enough power to communicate with ground stations, but spacecraft could still be tracked by visual observation 	Partial spacecraft failure
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 8
*Poppy 3 (NRL-PL 135)
*GGSE-1
*Solrad 7A
*SECOR-1 (EGRS-1)	USAF 	January 11, 1964 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First Saturn launch from Vandenberg 	Success
Saturn I 	Ranger 6 	NASA 	January 30, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Impacted Mare Tranquillitatis, camera failed to return imagery 	Success
Saturn I 	BE-A (S-66) 	NASA 	March 19, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	AS-101 	NASA 	May 28, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Boilerplate ("Block 0") Lunar Apollo spacecraft, first stage engine failure during ascent did not affect flight due to engine-out capability 	Success
Saturn I 	Ranger 7 	NASA 	July 28, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Impacted Mare Nubium 	Success
Saturn I 	Syncom 3 (Syncom C) 	NASA 	August 19, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Satellite positioned at 64° West and 180° East in 1964, moved to 25° West in 1965, and 165° East in 1966. 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 20 (IE-A/TOPSI/Top Side Explorer/S-48)	NASA 	August 25, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Nimbus 1 (Nimbus A) 	NASA 	August 28, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	OGO-1 (OGO-A) 	NASA 	September 5, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Two booms failed to deploy; one blocked a horizon sensor, disabling attitude control system. OGO-1 was put in stand-by mode on 25 November 1969, and the mission was officially terminated on 1 November 1971. 	Partial spacecraft failure; Successful
Saturn I 	AS-102 	NASA 	September 18, 1964	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Boilerplate ("Block 0") Lunar Apollo spacecraft 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 21 (IMP-2/IMP-B/S-74a) 	NASA 	October 4, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Returned data until 13 October 1965 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 22 (BE-B/S-66a) 	NASA 	October 10, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Mariner 3 	NASA 	November 5, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First use of S-V upper stage, payload fairing failed to separate, resulting in spacecraft mass being too great to reach Mars 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 23 (S-55C) 	NASA 	November 6, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 9
*Explorer 24 (AD-B/S-56c)
*Explorer 25 (IE-B/Navajo 4)	NASA 	November 21, 1964 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First Saturn Strategic SpaceLift flight for civilian purposes. 	Success
Saturn I 	Mariner 4 	NASA 	November 28, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	First spacecraft to successfully fly past Mars, closest approach 9,846 kilometres (6,118 mi) at 01:00:57 UTC on 15 July 1965 	Success
Saturn I 	Surveyor Mass Model 	NASA 	December 11, 1964 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn IB Test Article No. 1 	NASA 	January 5, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First test flight of the Saturn IB, and first flight of the S-IVB. Carried a mass simulator. S-IVB stage performance was good enough for NASA to declare the Saturn IB operational. 	Success
Saturn I 	OPS 7040 (DMSP-3B F1/DAPP 10) 	USAF 	January 19, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	Thermal regulation problem due to heat shield deployment issues 	Partial spacecraft failure
Saturn I 	OSO-2 (OSO-B2/S-17) 	NASA 	February 3, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Ceased operations on 6 June 1966 	Success
Saturn I 	AS-104 	NASA 	February 16, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Boilerplate ("Block 0") Lunar Apollo spacecraft, Pegasus ceased operations on 29 August 1968 	Success
Saturn IB 	Ranger 8 	NASA 	February 17, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First operational Saturn IB launch 	Success
Saturn I 	Surveyor SD-1 	NASA 	March 2, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Technololgy tester for the Surveyor lander 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 10
*GRAB-6 (NRL-PL 142/Poppy 4)
*GGSE-2
*GGSE-3
*Secor-3 (EGRS-3)
*SOLRAD 7B
*Surcal 4 (2B)
*Dodecapole 1
*OSCAR 3	NRL/US Army 	March 9, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First Saturn Strategic SpaceLift using a Saturn IB, and first Saturn IB launch from Vandenberg 	Success
Saturn I 	AS-103 	NASA 	May 25, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Boilerplate ("Block 0") Lunar Apollo spacecraft, Pegasus ceased operations on 29 August 1968 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 28 (IMP-3/IMP-C) 	NASA 	May 29, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Ceased operations on 11 May 1967 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 11
*OPS 6577 (Vela 3A)
*OPS 6564 (Vela 3B)
*ERS-17 (ORS-3)	USAF 	July 20, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	AS-105 	NASA 	July 30, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Final boilerplate ("Block 0") Lunar Apollo spacecraft, Pegasus ceased operations on 29 August 1968 	Success
Saturn I 	Surveyor SD-2 	NASA 	August 11, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 12
*OPS 8464 (Transit O-5/NNS 30050)
*Dodecapole 2
*Tempsat-1
*Long Rod
*Calsphere 4A
*SURCAL-5	USN/NRL 	August 13, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	OPS 3373 (FTV 1602/STARAD-2) 	USAF 	September 2, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 12
*Pod 29
*OV1-2 	AFCRL/NRL/USAF 	October 5, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	OGO-2 (OGO-C/S-50) 	NASA 	October 14, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	Control problems led to propellent depletion within nine days of launch, partially operational until 1 November 1967, and then briefly reactivated in February 1968. 	Partial Spacecraft Failure
Saturn I 	Explorer 29 (GEOS-1/GEOS-A) 	NASA 	November 6, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Ceased operations on 17 December 1967 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 30 (Solrad 8/SR-8/SE-A) 	NASA 	November 19, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 13
*Alouette 2
*Explorer 31 (DME-A/ISIS-X)	NASA/DRTE 	November 29, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	Alouette 2 ceased operations on 29 November 1975, Explorer stopped responding to ground commands on 15 January 1971 	Success
Saturn I 	FR-1 	CNES 	December 6, 1965 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Pioneer 6 (Pioneer A) 	NASA 	December 16, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Ceased operations but still online at time of most recent attempt to contact it in December 2000, oldest spacecraft known to be active. First launch of the Saturn IB with the S-V upper stage. 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 14
*OV2-3
*LES-3
*LES-4
*OSCAR 4	USAF/DOD 	December 21, 1965 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	OPS 2394 (DMSP 4A-F5) 	USAF 	January 7, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	AS-201 	NASA 	February 26, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Suborbital test flight of the Block I Orbital Apollo 	Success
Saturn IB 	OPS 0340 (DMSP-Block-4A F6) 	NRO 	March 1, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Nimbus 2 (Nimbus C) 	NASA 	May 15, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Surveyor 1 	NASA 	May 30, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First lunar soft-lander 	Success
Saturn I 	OGO-3 (OGO-B) 	NASA 	June 9, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Routine spacecraft operation was discontinued on 1 December 1969, after which only data from Heppner's experiment (E-11) was acquired. All spacecraft support terminated on 29 February 1972. 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 15
*GGTS
*IDCSP 1
*IDCSP 2
*IDCSP 3
*IDCSP 4
*IDCSP 5
*IDCSP 6
*IDCSP 7	USAF 	June 16, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	Set the record at the time for heaviest payload lifted by a Saturn rocket. 	Success
Saturn I 	PAGEOS 	NASA 	June 24, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 33 (AIMP D) 	NASA 	July 1, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	AS-202 	NASA 	July 5, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First orbital test of the Block I Orbital Apollo. Last flight of an S-I stage in the Apollo program. 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 16
*OV1-8 (PasComSat)
*OV1-7	USAF 	July 14, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Lunar Orbiter 1 	NASA 	August 10, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First US spacecraft to orbit Moon. First spacecraft to photograph Earth from the Moon. 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Pioneer 7 (Pioneer B) 	NASA 	August 17, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 17
*Midas 11 (Midas RTS-I F2)
*ERS 15
*SECOR 7 (Secor Type II S/N 8, EGRS VII)	USAF 	August 19, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	AS-203 	NASA 	August 25, 1966 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First launch of the Saturn IC and F-1 engine, first launch from Launch Complex 39 at Kennedy Space Center, and final test flight of the Block I Orbital Apollo. 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 18
*IDCSP 8
*IDCSP 9
*IDCSP 10
*IDCSP 11
*IDCSP 12
*IDCSP 13
*IDCSP 14
*IDCSP 15	USAF 	August 26, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Surveyor 2 	NASA 	September 20, 1966	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Mid-course correction failure resulted in the spacecraft losing control. Contact was lost with the spacecraft at 9:35 UTC, September 22. 	Spacecraft failure
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 19
*Midas 12 (Midas RTS-I F3)
*EGRS VIII (SECOR Type II S/N 9 )	USAF 	October 5, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat II F-1 	Intelsat 	October 26, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	First Saturn launch for a commercial customer. 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Lunar Orbiter 2 	NASA 	November 6, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	ATS-1 (Applications Technology Satellite) 	NASA 	December 7, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	The first experimental equatorial synchronous satellite. 	Success
Saturn I 	Biosatellite 1 	NASA 	December 14, 1966 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	SV-5D FV-1 	USAF 	December 21, 1966 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First test of PRIME 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat II F-2 	Intelsat 	January 11, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 19
*IDCSP 16
*IDCSP 17
*IDCSP 18
*IDCSP 19
*IDCSP 20
*IDCSP 21
*IDCSP 22
*IDCSP 23	 	 	 	 	
Saturn I 	ESSA-4 	ESSA 	January 26, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	SV-5D FV-2 	USAF 	March 5, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	Second test of PRIME 	Success
Saturn IC 	OSO-3 	NASA 	March 8, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	The spacecraft performed normally until the second onboard tape recorder failed in July 1968. The spacecraft was put in standby condition on November 10, 1969, and became inoperable shortly thereafter. The tape recorder was replaced in 1975 by Apollo 27, and the spacecraft operated until 1986. First satellite launch from LC-39A.	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat II F-3 	Intelsat 	March 23, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	 	
Saturn IC-CE 	Surveyor 3 	NASA 	April 17, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First Saturn IC launch with the S-V upper stage. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Apollo 1 	NASA 	May 5, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First crewed Apollo flight, and first flight of the Block II Orbital Apollo. 	Success
Saturn IB 	DODGE 	USAF 	July 1, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 20
*IDCSP 24
*IDCSP 25
*IDCSP 26
*IDCSP 27/DATS	USAF 	July 1, 1967 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Apollo 2 	NASA 	July 5, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First test of the Apollo lunar module 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	Surveyor 4 	NASA 	July 14, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First launch from LC-39B. 	Success
Saturn I 	Biosatellite 2 	NASA 	September 7, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Surveyor 5 	NASA 	September 8, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn INT-20	Apollo 3 	NASA 	September 14, 1967	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First flight of the S-IC stage, and first test flight of the Block I Lunar Apollo 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat II F-4 	Intelsat 	September 28, 1967	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	Surveyor 6 	NASA 	November 7, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Spacecraft failure
Saturn V 	Apollo 4 	NASA 	November 9, 1967 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First launch of the Saturn V. Considered a failure due to the command module's main parachutes failing to deploy, and thus the capsule hit the water too hard, so much so that NASA considered the landing unsurviveable had astronauts been onboard. 	Spacecraft failure
Saturn IB-CE 	Pioneer 8 (Pioneer C) 	NASA 	December 13, 1967 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	Surveyor 7 	NASA 	January 7, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 36 	NASA 	January 11, 1968 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 5 	NASA 	January 22, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Repeat of Apollo 4 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 6 	NASA 	April 4, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Experienced Pogo oscillation during S-IC first stage ascent. S-IVB failed restart test. 	Partial failure
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 21
*Explorer 39
*Explorer 40	NASA 	August 8, 1968 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	ATS-4 	NASA 	August 10, 1968 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	ESSA-7 	ESSA 	August 16, 1968 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-1 	Intelsat 	September 19, 1967	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 22
*LES-6
*OV2-5
*ERS-21
*ERS-28	USAF 	September 26, 1968	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First Saturn IC flight for a Saturn Strategic SpaceLift launch. 	Success
Saturn INT-20	Apollo 7 	NASA 	October 11, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First crewed test flight of the Block II Lunar Apollo. 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	OAO-2 	NASA 	December 7, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn I 	ESSA-8 	ESSA 	December 15, 1968 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-2 	Intelsat 	December 19, 1968 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	First Saturn launch from LC-37A since the end of the Gemini program 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 8 	NASA 	December 21, 1968 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First crewed mission to the Moon 	Success
Saturn I 	OSO 5 	NASA 	January 22, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-3 	Intelsat 	February 6, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	Mariner 6 	NASA 	February 25, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn I 	ESSA-9 	ESSA 	February 26, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 9 	NASA 	March 3, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First crewed orbital test of Apollo lunar module 	Success
Saturn IC-CE 	Mariner 7 	NASA 	March 27, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 23
*Nimbus 3
*SECOR-13	NASA/NOAA/US Army 	April 14, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 10 	NASA 	May 18, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First test of lunar module in lunar orbit. "Dress rehearsal" of Apollo 11 landing. 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-4 	Intelsat 	May 22, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 23
*Vela 9, 10
*OV5 5, 6, 9	USAF 	May 23, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 41 (IMP-G) 	NASA 	June 21, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Biosat 3 	NASA 	June 29, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 11 	NASA 	July 16, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First crewed Moon landing. 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-5 	Intelsat 	July 26, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 24
*OSO 6
*PAC 1 	NASA 	August 9, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	ATS-5 	NASA 	August 12, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 25
*Pioneer 9
*TETR 3	NASA 	August 27, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 26
*Poppy 8A-D (NRL-PL 161-164)
*NRL-PL 165
*Timation-2
*Tempsat 2
*SOICAL Cone & Cylinder
*P-11 (OPS 7613)	NASA 	September 30, 1969	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 12 	NASA 	November 14, 1969 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Second crewed lunar landing. 	Success
Saturn I 	Skynet 1A 	MoD 	November 22, 1969 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
===1970-1979===
Type 	Mission 	Customer 	Launch Date 	Launch Site 	Notes 	Outcome
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-6 	Intelsat 	January 15, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 27
* ITOS-1 (TIROS-M)
* Australis-OSCAR 5	ESSA/NASA/University of Melbourne	January 23, 1970 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 28
* Nimbus 4
* TOPO-1	NASA/US Army 	April 8, 1970 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 13 	NASA 	April 11, 1970 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Explosion in Service Module crippled spacecraft, resulting in mission abort. Mission aborted due to CSM malfunction. LM used to help bring crew back to Earth. 	Partial Spacecraft Failure
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-7 	Intelsat 	April 23, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat III F-8 	Intelsat 	July 23, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Arrow Flight Test-1 	NASA/BISP 	August 2, 1970 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First test flight of the Arrow Block I. 	Success
Saturn I 	Skynet 1B 	MoD 	August 19, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 29
* OFO
* RM-1	NASA 	November 9, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 29
* NOAA-1
* CEP 1	NOAA/NASA 	December 11, 1970 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-2 	Intelsat 	January 26, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 14 	NASA 	January 31, 1971 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Third crewed Lunar landing 	Success
Saturn IB 	Entente-2B 	Entente 	February 3, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn INT-18 	Saturn II Test Article No. 1	NASA 	February 15, 1971 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First test flight of the Saturn II system. Carried a mass simulator. 	Success
Saturn INT-20 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 30
* OPS 5268 (DAPP-5A F-3)
* Calsphere 3 (NRL PL-170A)
* Calsphere 4 (NRL PL-170B)
* Calsphere 5 (NRL PL-170C)	USAF/NRL 	February 17, 1971 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 43 	NASA 	March 13, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	OPS 4788 (Jumpseat) 	NRO 	March 21, 1971 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First Jumpseat satellite 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	Mariner 9 	NASA 	May 30, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	First spacecraft to orbit Mars upon orbital insertion on 14 November. Deactivated on 27 October 1972. The spacecraft's twin, Mariner 8, was lost when to an Atlas-Centaur failure, prompting NASA to quickly manifest a Saturn IB-CE for Mariner 9, as Saturn had proven to be much more reliable. 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 44 	NASA 	July 8, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 15 	NASA 	July 26, 1971 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Fourth crewed lunar landing and first use of Lunar Roving Vehicle, subsatellite deployed on 4 August at 20:13 UTC 	Success
Saturn IB-D 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 31
* OV1-20
* OV1-21
* LOADS-2
* RTDS
* LCS 4
* Gridsphere 1 (P70-2/AVL-802)
* Gridsphere 2 (P70-2/AVL-802)
* Gridsphere B (P70-2/AVL-802)
* Rigidsphere (P70-2/AVL-802)	USAF 	August 7, 1971 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	Two OV1 satellites deployed by Centaur upper stage, LOADS-2 shared upper stage with OV1-20, other payloads shared with OV1-21. All payloads passive other than OV1s. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 32
* OSO 7
* TETR-4	NASA 	September 29, 1971	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IC 	OPS 4311 (DAPP-5B F-1) 	USAF 	October 14, 1971 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	First Saturn IC launch from Vandenberg 	Success
Saturn IC 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 32
* OPS 3431 (DSCS II A1)
* OPS 9432 (DSCS II A2)	USAF 	November 3, 1971 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-3 	Intelsat 	December 20, 1971 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-4 	Intelsat 	January 23, 1972 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Pioneer 10 	NASA 	March 3, 1972 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First non-Apollo payload launched by Saturn V. First spacecraft to cross asteroid belt. First flyby of Jupiter. First probe to leave Solar System. 	Success
Saturn I 	TD-1A 	ESRO 	March 12, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	DMSP 5B F2 	USAF 	March 24, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 16 	NASA 	April 16, 1972 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Fifth crewed lunar landing 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-5 	Intelsat 	June 13, 1972 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Landsat 1 	NASA 	July 23, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB-CE 	OAO 3 	NASA 	August 21, 1972 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Explorer 47 	NASA 	September 23, 1972	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 33
* OPS 8180 (RADCAT)
* Radsat	USAF 	October 2, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 34
* NOAA 2 (ITOS-B)
* Amsat-Oscar 6	NOAA/Amsat 	October 15, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	DMSP 5B F3 	USAF 	November 9, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Anik A1 	Telesat 	November 10, 1972 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 17 	NASA 	December 7, 1972 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Sixth crewed lunar landing. First crewed night launch. 	Success
Saturn IB 	Nimbus 5 	NASA 	December 11, 1972 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 18 	NASA 	February 4, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Seventh crewed lunar landing. 	Success
Saturn V 	Pioneer 11 	NASA 	April 6, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First spacecraft to visit Saturn. 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 19 	NASA 	April 17, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	Eighth crewed lunar landing. Start of Gene Kranz's "Month of Anguish". 	Success
Saturn IC 	Anik A2 	Telesat 	April 20, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	 	Success
Saturn INT-21 	Skylab 	NASA 	May 14, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First American space station, and first viable space station. Also first flight of the Saturn INT-21 configuration. Damaged during launch, but repaired. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skylab 1 	NASA 	May 25, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First crewed flight to Skylab. End of Gene Kranz's "Month of Anguish". 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 20 	NASA 	June 1, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Ninth crewed lunar landing. End of Apollo Phase I. 	Success
Saturn IC 	AARDV 1 	NASA 	June 3, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First flight of the AARDV. Free-flight test. 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 49 	NASA 	June 10, 1973 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	DSP F-4 (IMEWS 4) 	USAF 	June 12, 1973 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn INT-20 	Apollo 21 	NASA 	July 8, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Start of Apollo Phase II. Crewed Earth Resources mission. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skylab 2 	NASA 	July 23, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	Thruster malfunction, nearly required rescue mission 	Partial spacecraft failure
Saturn IB 	DMSP 5B F-4 	USAF 	August 17, 1973 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	OPS 7724 (Jumpseat 3) 	NRO/USAF 	August 21, 1973 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	Fastest turnaround at Vandenberg SLC-7 to date 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F7 	Intelsat 	August 23, 1973 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 22 	NASA 	September 18, 1973	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Crewed High Orbit Laser Communications Test 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 50 (IMP) 	NASA 	October 26, 1973 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Mariner 10 	NASA 	November 3, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Flybys of Venus and Mercury. First spacecraft to visit Mercury. 	Success
Saturn IB 	NOAA 3 (ITOS-F) 	NASA/NOAA 	November 6, 1973 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skylab 3 	NASA 	November 13, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	Third Skylab flight. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 35:
* DSCS II F-3
* DSCS II F-4	USAF 	December 13, 1973 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 51 (AE-C) 	NASA 	December 16, 1973 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skynet 2A 	MoD 	January 19, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 23 	NASA 	January 27, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Tenth crewed lunar landing. 	Success
Saturn INT-20-CE	Viking boilerplate 	NASA 	February 11, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Miranda 	??? 	March 9, 1974 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 24 	NASA 	April 5, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	High orbit optical systems experiment 	Success
Saturn IC 	Westar 1 	Western Union 	April 13, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skylab 4 	NASA 	April 16, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Fourth and final manned Skylab flight 	Success
Saturn IC 	AARDV 2 	NASA 	May 1, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	First AARDV docking with a space station. Deorbited Skylab in July 1974. 	Success
Saturn IB 	SMS-1 	NASA 	May 17, 1974 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	ATS-6 	NASA 	May 30, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Westar 2 	Western Union 	October 10, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	 	Success
Saturn INT-20 	Saturn Strategic SpaceLift 36
* NOAA-4
* AMSAT-OSCAR 7
* Intasat	NASA/INTA 	November 15, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Intasat was the first Spanish satellite. 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-8 	Intelsat 	November 21, 1974 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Skynet 2B 	MoD 	November 23, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	 	Success
Saturn V 	Helios-A 	NASA/CNES 	December 10, 1974 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	 	Success
Saturn I 	Landsat 2 	NASA/NOAA 	January 22, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	SMS-2 	NASA 	February 6, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-6 	Intelsat 	February 20, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-37B 	 	Success
Saturn V 	Apollo 25 	NASA 	April 4, 1975 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Manufacturing defect in one of the F-1A engines on the first stage caused the engine to explode, starting a chain reaction that destroyed the entire rocket. Emergency Detection System (EDS) was able to activate the Launch Escape System (LES) to abort the flight. All three astronauts landed safely downrange. Any Saturn rockets using the F-1A engine were grounded pending a full inspection of all engines for the same defect, of which none were found. First catastrophic failure of a Saturn rocket, the explosion of the Saturn V blowing out windows around Brevard County, shaking buildings in Orlando, and being heard at Walt Disney World.	Failure (successful abort)
Saturn IB 	GEOS-3 	NASA 	April 9, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IB 	Aryabhata 	ISRO 	April 19, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	First Indian satellite 	Success
Saturn I 	Explorer 53 	NASA 	May 7, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-34 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Anik A3 	Telesat Canada 	May 7, 1975 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First launch of an F-1A-equipped rocket since the Apollo 25 accident. 	Success
Saturn I 	Intelsat IV F-1 	Intelsat 	May 22, 1975 	Cape Canaveral LC-37A 	 	Success
Saturn INT-21 	Olympus 	NASA 	May 25, 1975 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39B	Launch of second American space station. 	Success
Saturn IC 	Olympus 1 	NASA 	June 3, 1975 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	First manned flight to Olympus. 	SuccessUn
Saturn I 	Nimbus 6 	NASA 	June 12, 1975 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
Saturn IC 	Apollo 26 	NASA 	July 15, 1975 	Kennedy Space Center LC-39A	Apollo-Union Test Project 	Success
Saturn IB 	Cos-B 	ESRO 	August 9, 1975 	Vandenberg SLC-7 	 	Success
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
 	 	 	 	 	 	
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