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| X-15 Flight 125 (X-15A #3) (Flight 39) |
January 13, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Milton Thompson (10th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 30.297 km Speed: 5,973 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 126 (X-15A #3) (Flight 40) |
February 2, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (10th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 29.931 km Speed: 6,253 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 127 (X-15A-2) (Flight 5) |
February 17, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (25th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 28.986 km Speed: 5,649 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 128 (X-15A #1) (Flight 52) |
February 26, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (16th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 46.817 km Speed: 6,034 kph |
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| Voskhod 2 (3KD #4) | March 18, 1965 (07:00 GMT) |
March 19, 1965 (09:02 GMT) |
Pilot: Pavel Belyayev (1st Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 1) |
USSR | M | Perigee: 167 km Apogee: 475 km Inclination: 64.8° 18 orbits 1 spacewalk |
| Co-pilot: Aleksei Leonov (1st Flight) (TsPK Detachment - Group 1) |
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| Launch Vehicle Voskhod |
Site-1 (Launch Pad 5) Baikonur Cosmodrome |
180 km NW of Perm in the Ural mountains (59° 34' N, 55° 28' E) |
1st Backup Crew: Dmitri Zaikin | USSR | M | Time 26 hours 2 minutes |
| 1st Backup Crew: Yevgeni Khrunov | USSR | M | ||||
| 2nd Backup Crew: Viktor Gorbatko | USSR | M | ||||
| 2nd Backup Crew: Pyotr Kolodin | USSR | M | ||||
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| Gemini 3 (SC-3) (Molly Brown) |
March 23, 1965 (14:24 GMT) |
March 23, 1965 (19:16 GMT) |
Commander: Virgil "Gus" Grissom (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 1) |
USA | M | Lowest Perigee 158.5 km Highest Apogee 224.2 km Inclination: 32.6° 3 orbits |
| Pilot: John Young (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Titan II #GLV-3 |
Launch Pad 19 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
Grand Turks Island Atlantic Ocean (22° 26' N, 70° 51' W) |
Backup Crew: Walter Schirra | USA | M | Time 4 hours 52 minutes |
| Backup Crew: Thomas Stafford | USA | M | ||||
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| X-15 Flight 129 (X-15A #1) (Flight 53) |
March 26, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (26th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 31.059 km Speed: 5,760 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 130 (X-15A #3) (Flight 41) |
April 23, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (11th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 24.293 km Speed: 5,760 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 131 (X-15A-2) (Flight 6) |
April 28, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (17th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 28.224 km Speed: 5,266 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 132 (X-15A-2) (Flight 7) |
May 18, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (18th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 31.12 km Speed: 5,697 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 133 (X-15A #1) (Flight 54) |
May 25, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Milton Thompson (11th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 54.803 km Speed: 5,100 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 134 (X-15A #3) (Flight 42) |
May 28, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (12th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 63.886 km Speed: 6,040 kph |
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| Gemini 4 (SC-4) | June 3, 1965 (15:16 GMT) |
June 7, 1965 (17:12 GMT) |
Commander: James McDivitt (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | Lowest Perigee 159.4 km Highest Apogee 296.1 km Inclination: 32.5° 62 orbits 1 spacewalk |
| Pilot: Edward White (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Titan II #GLV-4 |
Launch Pad 19 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
650 km SW of Bermuda Atlantic Ocean (27° 44' N, 74° 11' W) |
Backup Crew: Frank Borman | USA | M | Time 4 days 1 hour 56 minutes |
| Backup Crew: James Lovell | USA | M | ||||
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| X-15 Flight 135 (X-15A #3) (Flight 43) |
June 16, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (13th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 74.585 km Speed: 5,477 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 136 (X-15A #1) (Flight 55) |
June 17, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Milton Thompson (12th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 33.071 km Speed: 5,697 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 137 (X-15A-2) (Flight 8) |
June 22, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (19th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 47.518 km Speed: 6,336 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 138 (X-15A #3) (Flight 44) |
June 29, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (14th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) (1st Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 85.527 km Speed: 5,522 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 139 (X-15A-2) (Flight 9) |
July 8, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (20th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 64.8 km Speed: 5,887 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 140 (X-15A #3) (Flight 45) |
July 20, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (27th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 32.126 km Speed: 6,050 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 141 (X-15A-2) (Flight 10) |
August 3, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (28th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 63.612 km Speed: 5,796 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 142 (X-15A #1) (Flight 56) |
August 6, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Milton Thompson (13th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 31.455 km Speed: 5,686 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 143 (X-15A #3) (Flight 46) |
August 10, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (15th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) (2nd Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 82.601 km Speed: 5,712 kph |
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| Gemini 5 (SC-5) | August 21, 1965 (14:00 GMT) |
August 29, 1965 (12:55 GMT) |
Commander: Gordon Cooper (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 1) |
USA | M | Lowest Perigee 161.8 km Highest Apogee 349.8 km Inclination: 32.61° 120 orbits |
| Pilot: Charles Conrad (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Titan II #GLV-5 |
Launch Pad 19 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
620 km SW of Bermuda Atlantic Ocean (29° 44' N, 69° 45' W) |
Backup Crew: Neil Armstrong | USA | M | Time 7 days 22 hours 55 minutes |
| Backup Crew: Elliot See | USA | M | ||||
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| X-15 Flight 144 (X-15A #1) (Flight 57) |
August 25, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Milton Thompson (14th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 65.258 km Speed: 5,799 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 145 (X-15A #3) (Flight 47) |
August 26, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (29th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 73.030 km Speed: 5,426 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 146 (X-15A-2) (Flight 11) |
September 2, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (21st X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 73.091 km Speed: 5,744 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 147 (X-15A #1) (Flight 58) |
September 9, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (30th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 29.627 km Speed: 5,686 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 148 (X-15A #3) (Flight 48) |
September 14, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (22nd X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 72.847 km Speed: 5,662 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 149 (X-15A #1) (Flight 59) |
September 22, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (31st X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 30.571 km Speed: 5,712 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 150 (X-15A #3) (Flight 49) |
September 28, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (23th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) (1st Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 90.099 km Speed: 6,005 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 151 (X-15A #1) (Flight 60) |
September 30, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (1st X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 23.35 km Speed: 4,373 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 152 (X-15A #3) (Flight 50) |
October 12, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Knight (2nd X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 28.77 km Speed: 5,001 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 153 (X-15A #1) (Flight 61) |
October 14, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Joseph Engle (16th X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) (3rd Suborbital Flight - USAF Definition) |
USA | M | Altitude: 81.23 km Speed: 5,718 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 154 (X-15A #3) (Flight 51) |
October 27, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: John McKay (24th X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 72.21 km Speed: 5,662 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 155 (X-15A-2) (Flight 12) |
November 3, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: Robert Rushworth (32nd X-15 Flight) (USAF X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 21.52 km Speed: 2,414 kph |
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| X-15 Flight 156 (X-15A #1) (Flight 62) |
November 4, 1965 X-15 Flight Range, Utah to California |
Pilot: William Dana (1st X-15 Flight) (NASA X-15 Pilot) |
USA | M | Altitude: 24.44 km Speed: 4,450 kph |
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| Gemini 7 (SC-7) | December 4, 1965 (19:30 GMT) |
December 18, 1965 (14:05 GMT) |
Commander: Frank Borman (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | Lowest Perigee 161.4 km Highest Apogee 328.2 km Inclination: 28.89° 206 orbits |
| Pilot: James Lovell (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
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| Launch Vehicle Titan II #GLV-7 |
Launch Pad 19 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
1200 km SW of Bermuda Atlantic Ocean (25° 25.1' N, 70.6° 7' W) |
Backup Crew: Edward White | USA | M | Time 13 days 18 hours 35 minutes |
| Backup Crew: Michael Collins | USA | M | ||||
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| Gemini 6A (SC-6) | December 15, 1965 (13:37 GMT) |
December 16, 1965 (15:28 GMT) |
Commander: Walter Schirra (2nd Flight) (NASA Group 1) |
USA | M | Lowest Perigee 160.9 km Highest Apogee 311.3 km Inclination: 28.89° 16 orbits |
| Pilot: Thomas Stafford (1st Flight) (NASA Group 2) |
USA | M | ||||
| Launch Vehicle Titan II #GLV-6 |
Launch Pad 19 Cape Canaveral, Florida |
1010 km SW of Bermuda Atlantic Ocean (23° 35' N, 67° 50' W) |
Backup Crew: Virgil "Gus" Grissom | USA | M | Time 1 day 1 hour 51 minutes |
| Backup Crew: John Young | USA | M | ||||
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Updated - October 22, 2006