Complex 19

Complex 19 was the site of twelve Gemini missions (all ten of the manned missions, and two of the unmanned missions) The balance of the Gemini (unmanned) missions were launched from Complex 14.

All manned Gemini missions used the Titan II GLV (Gemini Launch Vehicle), while all but two of the unmanned missions used the Atlas TLV (Target Launch Vehicle). Gemini missions 1 and 2 launched an unmanned Gemini capsule atop a Titan II GLV to "man-rate" the Titan II GLV/Gemini capsule combination. The Atlas TLV is also known as the Atlas SLV-3 or Atlas Agena D.

Complex 19 Gemini missions
Mission	Crew	Launch date
Gemini 1	(unmanned)	April 8, 1964
Gemini 2	(unmanned)	January 19, 1965
Gemini 3	Virgil I. "Gus" Grissom - John Young	March 23, 1965
Gemini 4	James A. McDivitt - Edward H. White II	June 3, 1965
Gemini 5	L. Gordon Cooper, Jr. - Charles "Pete" Conrad, Jr.	August 21, 1965
Gemini 7	James A. Lovell, Jr. - Frank Borman	December 4, 1965
Gemini 6A	Walter M. Schirra, Jr. - Thomas P. Stafford	December 15, 1965
Gemini 8	Neil A. Armstrong - David R. Scott	March 16, 1966
Gemini 9A	Thomas P. Stafford - Eugene A. Cernan	June 3, 1966
Gemini 10	John Young - Michael Collins	July 18, 1966
Gemini 11	Charles "Pete" Conrad, Jr. - Richard F. Gordon	September 12, 1966
Gemini 12	Jim Lovell - Edwin E. "Buzz" Aldrin, Jr.	November 11, 1966

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