Titan IVB Feature 

Superb. It enough for my Titan-IV modeling. I've done a lot of research and it brings me here. I'm so happy that it got preserved in this museum :')

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I worked on the Payload Fairing. I'll have to go to the museum to see it sometime.

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Wow! I didn't know about this restoration. I did structural engineering and design work on the upper stage Centaur booster that was used in quite a few of the IV-B launches! I hope to check out the museum soon, great job!!!

It's funny that the one comment was "These vehicles were never meant to be built or displayed in the horizontal configuration" For 50 years, ALL Titans (I, II, III, IIID, CT, IV-A, and IV-B) are built horizontally and stored horizontally (yes the tank segment welds were don in a vertical weld jig, but it was then returned to the horizontal for installation of the internal support structures). The Booster core segments are naturally built vertically to pour the propellant, but are stored for very long periods horizontally, as well. Yes the PLF must be assembled vertically, as it was in the UES, but was always cleaned and stored horizontally. So my point is that unlike many other launch vehicles, the Titan was actually structurally sound enough to handle being horizontal without collapsing on itself nor doing it any damage. It's just fine horizontal without any pressurization nor extra internal bracing.

Glad to see my old Titan II (with a bunch of additions) being used for all these years.

T-minus 3 minutes and Counting the Titans 5 rocket stage 1

Awesome 👏Thank you!

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gosh i want to see this *-*