Comparison of retired orbital launch vehicles explained

Retired rockets

Vehicle	Origin	Manufacturer	Height	Mass to ... (kg)			Reuse	Launches (+ suborbital)	Launch Sites	Date of flight
				LEO	GTO	Other				First	Last
Antares 110–130		Orbital	40.5-41.9 m	^[1]		to SSO	No		MARS	2013	2014
Antares 230 / 230+		Northrop Grumman	42.5 m			to SSO	No	13	MARS	2016	2023
Ariane 1		Aérospatiale	49.1 m		^[2]		No		CSG	1979	1986
Ariane 2		Aérospatiale	49.1 m				No		CSG	1986	1989
Ariane 3		Aérospatiale	49.1 m				No		CSG	1984	1989
Ariane 4 40		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1990	1999
Ariane 4 42L		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1993	2002
Ariane 4 42P		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1990	2002
Ariane 4 44L		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1989	2003
Ariane 4 44LP		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1988	2001
Ariane 4 44P		Aérospatiale	58.7 m			to SSO	No		CSG	1991	2001
Ariane 5 G		EADS Astrium	47.5 m	^[3]			No		CSG	1996	2003
Ariane 5 G+		EADS Astrium	47.8 m				No		CSG	2004	2004
Ariane 5 GS		EADS Astrium	47.8 m	^[4]			No		CSG	2005	2009^[5]
Ariane 5 ES		EADS Astrium	50.7 m	^[6]			No		CSG	2008	2018
Ariane 5 ECA		EADS Astrium	52.6 m		^[7]		No		CSG	2002	2023
ASLV		ISRO^[8]	23.5 m	^[9]			No		SDSC	1987	1994
Athena I LLV-1		Lockheed Martin	18.4 m	500			No	1	VAFB	1995	1995
Athena I		Lockheed Martin	18.9 m	^[10]			No	3	VAFB, CCSFS, KLC	1997	2001
Athena II		Lockheed Martin	28.2 m	^[11]			No	^[12]	VAFB, CCSFS	1998	1999^[13]
Atlas-Able		General Dynamics	28 m			~175 to TLI	No	3	CCSFS	1959	1960
Atlas-Agena		Convair/General Dynamics	36 m	1,000		390 to TLI	No	109	VAFB, CCSFS	1960	1978
Atlas-Centaur		Lockheed	36.2-38.8 m	^[14]	^[15]		No		CCSFS	1962	1983
Atlas B		Lockheed Martin	24.9 m	~4,000			No	10	CCSFS	1958	1959
Atlas-D OV1		Convair/General Dynamics	25.9 m	1,400			No	7	VAFB	1965	1967
Atlas E/F-Agena		Convair/General Dynamics/Lockheed	34 m	1,000		390 to TLI	No	1	VAFB	1978	1978
Atlas E/F-Altair-3A		Convair/General Dynamics	27.3 m	210			No	1	VAFB	1990	1990
Atlas E/F-Burner-2		Convair/General Dynamics	28.9 m	950			No	1	VAFB	1972	1972
Atlas E/F-MSD		Convair/General Dynamics	27.3 m	800			No	4	VAFB	1976	1980
Atlas E/F-OIS		Convair/General Dynamics	28.7 m	870			No	2	VAFB	1979	1985
Atlas E/F-OV1		Convair/General Dynamics	26.5 m	363			No	4	VAFB	1968	1971
Atlas E/F-PTS		Convair/General Dynamics	26.5 m	295			No	1	VAFB	1974	1974
Atlas E/F-SGS-1		Convair/General Dynamics	29 m	450			No	8	VAFB	1977	1981
Atlas E/F-SGS-2		Convair/General Dynamics	29 m	770			No	4	VAFB	1983	1985
Atlas E/F-Star-17A		Convair/General Dynamics	27.4 m	N/A		800 to MPEO	No	1	VAFB	1975	1975
Atlas E/F-Star-37S		Convair/General Dynamics	29 m	N/A		1,100 to SSO	No	19	VAFB	1978	1995
Atlas-F Agena-D		Convair/General Dynamics	34 m	N/A		2,300 to Polar	No	1	VAFB	1978	1978
Atlas G		Lockheed	43.9 m	^[16]		to HCO	No		CCSFS	1984	1989
Atlas H MSD		Lockheed	27 m	^[17]			No		VAFB	1983	1987
Atlas LV-3B		Convair	28.7 m	1,360			No	9	CCSFS	1960	1963
Atlas SLV-3		Convair	33.3 m				No	63	VAFB, CCSFS	1966	1983
Atlas SLV-3 Burner-2		Convair	30.3 m	~1,000			No	1	VAFB	1968	1968
Atlas I		Lockheed Martin	43.9 m				No		CCSFS	1990	1997
Atlas II		Lockheed Martin	47.5 m			to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1991	1998
Atlas IIA		Lockheed Martin	47.5 m			to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1992	2002
Atlas IIAS		Lockheed Martin	49 m			to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1993	2004
Atlas IIIA		Lockheed Martin	52.5 m			to HCO	No		CCSFS	2000	2004
Atlas IIIB/DEC		Lockheed Martin	53.7 m				No		CCSFS	2002	2002
Atlas IIIB/SEC		Lockheed Martin	54.7 m	^[18]			No		CCSFS	2003	2005
Atlas V 401		ULA	57.3 m	^[19]		to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2002	2022
Atlas V 411		ULA	58.2 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2006	2020
Atlas V 421		ULA	59.1 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2007	2022
Atlas V 431		ULA	59.1 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2005	2016
Atlas V 501		ULA	62.5 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	2010	2023
Atlas V 511		ULA	62.5 m			to SSO1,750 to GEO	No	^[20]	VAFB, CCSFS	2022	2022
Atlas V 521		ULA	59.7 m			to SSO2,760 to GEO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2003	2004
Atlas V 531		ULA	59.7 m			to SSO3,250 to GEO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2010	2022
Atlas V 541		ULA	59.7 m			to SSO3,730 to GEO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2011	2022
Black Arrow		RAE	13 m	^[21]			No	(+2)	WRC	1969	1971
Blue Scout II		Vought	24 m	30			No	3	CCSFS	1961	1961
Ceres-1 (1)		Galactic Energy	18.5 m	350			No	1	JSLC	2020	2020
Ceres-1 (2)		Galactic Energy	19.5 m	400			No	1	JSLC	2021	2021
Commercial Titan III		Martin Marietta	47.3 m	^[22]			No		CCSFS	1990	1992
Conestoga 1620		Space Services	15.2 m	1179			No	1	MARS	1995	1995
Diamant A		SEREB	18.9 m	80			No	4	CIEES	1965	1967
Diamant B		SEREB	23.5 m	115			No	5	CSG	1970	1973
Diamant BP4		SEREB	21.6 m	153			No	3	CSG	1975	1975
Delta 0300			34 m		^[23]	to SSO^[24]	No	^[25]	VAFB	1972	1973^[26]
Delta 0900		McDonnell Douglas	34 m	^[27]		to SSO	No		VAFB	1972	1972
Delta 1410		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[28]			No		VAFB	1975	1975
Delta 1604		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[29]			No		CCSFS	1972	1973
Delta 1900		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m				No		VAFB	1973	1973
Delta 1910		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[30]			No		CCSFS	1975	1975
Delta 1913		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[31]			No		CCSFS	1973	1973
Delta 1914		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m		^[32]		No		CCSFS	1972	1973
Delta 2310		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[33]			No		VAFB, CCSFS	1974	1981
Delta 2313		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m			to GEO^[34]	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1974	1977
Delta 2910		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	1975	1978
Delta 2913		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[35]			No		VAFB, CCSFS	1975	1976
Delta 2914		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	1974	1979
Delta 3910		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m		with PAM-D		No		VAFB, CCSFS	1980	1988
Delta 3913		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[36]			No		VAFB, CCSFS	1981	1981
Delta 3914		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	1975	1987
Delta 3920		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m		with PAM-D		No		VAFB, CCSFS	1982	1989
Delta 3924		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	1982	1984
Delta 4925		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[37]			No		VAFB, CCSFS	1989	1990
Delta 5920		McDonnell Douglas	35.2 m	^[38]			No		VAFB	1989	1989
Delta II 6920		McDonnell Douglas	38.8 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	1990	1992
Delta II 6925		McDonnell Douglas	39.4 m	1,447			No		VAFB, CCSFS	1989	1992
Delta II 7320		Boeing IDS / ULA	38.9 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1999	2015
Delta II 7326		Boeing IDS	38.4 m			to TLI629 to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1998	2001
Delta II 7420		ULA	39 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1998	2018
Delta II 7425		Boeing IDS	39 m			to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1998	2002
Delta II 7426		Boeing IDS	39 m			to TLI711 to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1999	1999
Delta II 7920		Boeing IDS / ULA	39.4 m			to SSO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1998	2017
Delta II 7925		Boeing IDS / ULA	39.4 m			to TLI1,265 to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	1990	2009
Delta II-H 7920H		Boeing IDS / ULA	39 m				No		VAFB, CCSFS	2003	2011
Delta II-H 7925H		Boeing IDS / ULA	39.8 m			to HCO	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2003	2007
Delta III 8930		Boeing IDS	39 m				No		CCSFS	1998	2000
Delta IV Heavy		ULA	72 m	^[39]		to polar to TLI to TMI	No	^[40]	VAFB, CCSFS	2004	2024
Delta IV M		Boeing IDS	61.3 m			to polar	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2003	2006
Delta IV M+(4,2)		ULA	61.3 m			to polar	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2002	2019
Delta IV M+(5,2)		ULA	65.5 m			to polar	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2012	2018
Delta IV M+(5,4)		ULA	65.5 m			to polar	No		VAFB, CCSFS	2009	2019
Dnepr		Yuzhmash	34.3 m	^[41]			No		Baikonur, Yasny	1999	2015^[42]
Energia		NPO Energia	58.8 m	105,000		to GEO^[43] 32,000 to TLI	No	(failed to orbit)	Baikonur	1987	1987
Energia-Buran		NPO EnergiaNPO Molniya	58.8 m				Yes		Baikonur	1988	1988
Epsilon		IHI^[44]	24.4 m	1,200	N/A	450 to SSO	No	1	KSC	2013	2022
Epsilon (enhanced)		IHI	26 m	^[45]	N/A	to SSO	No		KSC
Europa I		ELDO	31.7 m	1,440	200		No	3	WRC	1968	1970
Europa II		ELDO	31.7 m		360		No	1	CSG	1971	1971
Falcon 1		SpaceX	21 m	^[46]			No		Omelek	2006	2009
Falcon 9 v1.0		SpaceX	54.9 m	9,000	3,400		No	5	CCSFS	2010	2013
Falcon 9 v1.1		SpaceX	68.4 m	^[47]			No	^[48]	VAFB, CCSFS	2013	2016
		SpaceX	70.8 m	17,400^[49]	5,500	to polar^[50]	Yes	36	VAFB, CCSFS, KSC	2015	2018
							No
Feng Bao 1		Shanghai Bureau No.2	33 m	^[51]			No	(+3)^[52]	JSLC	1972	1981
GSLV Mk.I(a)		ISRO	49.1 m	^[53]	^[54]		No		SDSC	2001	2001
GSLV Mk.I(b)		ISRO	49.1 m				No		SDSC	2003	2007
GSLV Mk.I(c)		ISRO	49.1 m				No		SDSC	2010	2010
H-I		Mitsubishi	42 m	^[55]			No		TNSC	1986	1992
H-II / IIS		Mitsubishi	49 m	^[56]	^[57]		No		TNSC	1994	1999
H-IIA 204		Mitsubishi	53 m	15,000	^[58]		No	^[59]	TNSC	2006	2021
H-IIA 2022		Mitsubishi	53 m				No		TNSC	2005	2007
H-IIA 2024		Mitsubishi	57 m	^[60]			No		TNSC	2002	2008
H-IIB		Mitsubishi	56.6 m	(ISS)^[61]			No	^[62]	TNSC	2009	2020
Hyperbola-1 (1)		i-Space	20.9 m	260			No	1	JSLC	2019	2019
Juno I		Chrysler	21.2 m	11			No	1	CCSFS	1958	1959
Juno II		Chrysler	24 m	41		6 to TLI	No	10	CCSFS	1958	1961
Kaituozhe-1		CALT	13.6 m	40			No		JSLC	2002	2003
Kaituozhe-2		CASC	16.8 m	^[63]			No		JSLC	2017	2017
Kosmos		NPO Polyot	29.6 m	350			No	38	Kapustin Yar	1961	1967
Kosmos-1		NPO Polyot	26.3 m	1,400			No	8	Baikonur	1964	1965
Kosmos-2		NPO Polyot	31 m	300			No	127	Kapustin Yar, Plesetsk	1965	1977
Kosmos-3		NPO Polyot	32.4 m	1,400			No	6	Baikonur	1966	1968
Kosmos-3M		NPO Polyot	32.4 m	^[64]			No	445	Kapustin Yar, Plesetsk	1967	2010
Kosmos-3MRB		NPO Polyot	32.4 m	1,500			No	10	Kapustin Yar	1980	1988
Lambda 4S		Nissan Motors^[65]	16.5 m	^[66]			No		KSC	1966	1970
LauncherOne		Virgin Orbit	21.3 m	500		300 to SSO	No	6	Mojave, Cornwall	2020	2023
Long March 1		CALT	29.9 m	^[67]			No	^[68]	JSLC	1970	1971
Long March 1D		CALT	28.2 m	^[69]			No	(+3)	TSLC	1995	2002
		CALT	32 m	^[70]			No	^[71]	JSLC	1974	1978
Long March 2E		CALT	49.7 m				No		XSLC	1990	1995
Long March 3		CALT	43.3 m	^[72]			No		XSLC	1984	2000
Long March 3B		CALT	54.8 m	^[73]		to SSO	No		XSLC	1996	2012
Long March 4A		CALT	41.9 m				No	^[74]	TSLC	1988	1990
M-V		(1997–2000) (2000–2006)	30.8 m				No		KSC	1997	2006
Molniya		RSC Energia	43.4 m	^[75]			No	^[76]	Baikonur, Plesetsk	1960	1967
Molniya-M		RSC Energia	43.4 m	^[77]			No	^[78]	Baikonur, Plesetsk	1965	2010
Mu-4S		Nissan Motors	23.6 m				No		KSC	1971	1972
Mu-3C		Nissan Motors	20.3 m				No		KSC	1974	1979
Mu-3H		Nissan Motors	23.8 m				No		KSC	1977	1978
Mu-3S		Nissan Motors	23.8 m				No		KSC	1980	1984
Mu-3SII		Nissan Motors	27.8 m				No		KSC	1985	1995
N1		NPO Energia	105.3 m				No		Baikonur	1969	1972
N-I		Mitsubishi	34 m	^[79]			No		TNSC	1975	1982
N-II		Mitsubishi	35 m	^[80]			No		TNSC	1981	1987
Naro-1		KARI Khrunichev	33 m	^[81]			No		Naro	2009	2013
OS-M1		OneSpace	19 m	^[82]		to SSO	No		JSLC	2019^[83]	2019
Paektusan-1		KCST	25.8 m	20			No	1	Tonghae	1998	1998
Pegasus		Northrop Grumman	15.4 m	455			No	6	Edwards, CCSFS	1990	1994
Pegasus H		Northrop Grumman	15.4 m	544			No	4	VAFB, CCSFS, Kwajalein Atoll	1995	2000
Pilot II		United States Navy	4.4 m	N/A		to MEO	No		Point Mugu	1958	1958
Polyot		RSC Energia	30 m				No		Baikonur	1963	1964
Proton (UR-500)		Khrunichev	39.8 m	12,200			No	4	Baikonur	1965	1966
Proton-K		Khrunichev	50 m	^[84]	^[85]		No	^[86]	Baikonur	1965	2012
PSLV-G		ISRO	44 m	^[87]		to SSO	No		SDSC	1993	2016^[88]
Rocket 3.0		Astra	11.6 m				No	1	KLC	2020	2020
Rocket 3.1		Astra	11.6 m				No	1	KLC	2020	2020
Rocket 3.2		Astra	11.6 m				No	1	KLC	2020	2020
Rocket 3.3		Astra	13.1 m	^[89]		to SSO	No	5	CCSFS, KLC	2021	2022
Rokot-K		Khrunichev	25.5 m				No	4	Baikonur, Plesetsk	1990	1999
Rokot-KM		Khrunichev	29.1 m	^[90]		to SSO	No	31	Plesetsk	2000	2019
RS1 B1		ABL Space Systems	27 m	^[91]		to SSO to MEO	No	1	KLC	2023^[92]	2023
Safir-1		Iranian Space Agency	22.6 m	27			No	2	Semnan	2008	2009
Safir-1A		Iranian Space Agency	22.6 m	15			No	1	Semnan	2011	2011
Safir-1B		Iranian Space Agency	22.6 m	50			No	1	Semnan	2012	2012
Safir-1B+		Iranian Space Agency	22.6 m	52			No	5	Semnan	2012	2019
Saturn I		Chrysler (S-I)Douglas (S-IV)	50-57.4 m	^[93]			No	^[94]	CCSFS	1961	1965
Saturn IB		Chrysler (S-IB)Douglas (S-IVB)	56.1-68.1 m	^[95]			No	^[96]	CCSFS, KSC	1966	1975
Saturn V		Boeing (S-IC)North American (S-II) Douglas (S-IVB)	110.6 m			to TLI	No		KSC	1967	1973
Scout X-1		Vought	21.8 m	59			No	4	WFF	1960	1961
Scout X-2		Vought	21.8 m	76			No	1	VAFB, WFF	1962	1962
Scout X-2M		Vought	21.8 m	76			No	3	VAFB	1962	1963
Scout X-2B		Vought	21.8 m	76			No	1	VAFB	1963	1963
Scout X-3		Vought	21.8 m	87			No	5	VAFB, WFF	1962	1964
Scout X-3M		Vought	21.8 m	87			No	1	VAFB	1963	1963
Scout X-4		Vought	22.8 m	103			No	11	VAFB, WFF	1963	1965
Scout A		NASA	22.8 m	110			No	11	VAFB	1965	1970
Scout A-1		NASA	22.8 m	122			No	1	VAFB	1973	1973
Scout B		NASA	22.8 m	110			No	20	BSC, VAFB, WFF	1965	1971
Scout B-1		NASA	22.8 m	143			No	5	BSC, VAFB, WFF	1971	1976
Scout D-1		NASA	22.9 m	182			No	14	BSC, VAFB, WFF	1972	1979
Scout E-1		NASA	22.8 m	193			No	1	VAFB	1974	1974
Scout F-1		NASA	22.9 m	192			No	2	BSC, VAFB	1975	1975
Scout G-1		NASA	22.9 m	208			No	18	BSC, VAFB, WFF	1979	1994
Shavit	Israel	IAI	17.7 m	160			No	2	Palmachim	1988	1990
Shavit-1	Israel	IAI	19.7 m	225			No	4	Palmachim	1995	2004
Shtil-1		Makeyev	14.8 m	280–420^[97]			No	^[98]	Novomoskovsk, Ekaterinburg	1998	2006
SLV-3		ISRO	22 m	^[99]			No		SDSC	1979	1983
Soyuz		RSC Energia	45.6 m				No	^[100]	Baikonur	1966	1976
Soyuz-FG		TsSKB-Progress	49.5 m	^[101]			No	^[102] ^[103]	Baikonur	2001	2019
Soyuz-L		RSC Energia	50 m				No	^[104]	Baikonur	1970	1971
Soyuz-M		RSC Energia	50 m				No	^[105]	Baikonur	1971	1976
Soyuz ST-A		TsSKB-ProgressArianespace	46.3 m	from Kourou^[106]	with Fregat^[107]		No		CSG	2011	2021
Soyuz ST-B		TsSKB-ProgressArianespace	46.3 m	from Kourou^[108]	with Fregat	to SSO^[109]	No		CSG	2011	2022
Soyuz-U		TsSKB-Progress	51.1 m	from Baikonour^[110] from Plesetsk			No	^[111] ^[112]	Baikonur, Plesetsk	1973	2017
Soyuz-U2		TsSKB-Progress	34.5 m				No	^[113]	Baikonur	1982	1995
Space Shuttle		ATK (SRBs)Martin Marietta (External tank) Rockwell (Orbiter)	56.1 m		with IUS^[114] with PAM-D^[115]	to escape with IUS	Yes	^[116]	KSC	1981	2011
SPARK		UHAerojet RocketdyneSandia	17 m	300			No	1	Barking Sands	2015	2015
Sparta		ABMA/Chrysler	21.8 m	45			No	10	WRC	1966	1967
Sputnik 8K71PS		RSC Energia	30 m	^[117]			No		Baikonur	1957	1957
Sputnik 8A91		RSC Energia	31.1 m				No		Baikonur	1958	1958
SS-520		IHI Aerospace	9.5 m	^[118]			No	^[119]	KSC	2017^[120]	2018
Start-1		MITT	22.7 m			250 to SSO	No	^[121]	Svobodny, Plesetsk	1993	2006
Start-1.2		MITT	22.7 m			250-300 to SSO	No	1	Svobodny	1997	1997
Start		MITT	28.9 m			300 to SSO	No	1	Plesetsk	1995	1995
Strela		Khrunichev	24-27.4 m	^[122]			No	^[123]	Baikonur	2003	2014
Taurus-1110		OrbitalSciences, Orbital ATK	28.2 m	1180	370	750 to SSO	No	3	VAFB	1994	2000
Taurus-2110		OrbitalSciences, Orbital ATK	29.1 m	1250	375	900 to SSO	No	2	VAFB	1999	2001
Taurus-2210		OrbitalSciences, Orbital ATK	30.9 m	1050		700 to SSO	No	1	VAFB	1998	1998
Taurus-3110		OrbitalSciences, Orbital ATK	30.1 m	1450	445	1,050 to SSO	No	2	VAFB	2009	2011
Taurus-3210^[124]		Northrop Grumman	27.9 m	^[125]	N/A	to SSO	No	1	VAFB	2004	2004
Terran 1		Relativity Space	35.2 m	^[126]		to SSO	No		CCSFS	2023	2023
Thor-Able I		Douglas/Aerojet	26.9 m	250			No	3	CCSFS	1958	1958
Thor-Able II		Douglas/Aerojet	27.3 m	270			No	4	CCSFS	1959	1960
Thor-Able III		Douglas/Aerojet	27.4 m			~64 to HEO	No	1	CCSFS	1959	1959
Thor-Able IV		Douglas/Aerojet	27.2 m			~43 to Heliocentric	No	1	CCSFS	1960	1960
Thor Agena-A		Douglas/Lockheed	22.7 m	860			No	16	VAFB	1959	1960
Thor Agena-B		Douglas/Lockheed	26.3 m	1,200			No	21	VAFB	1962	1965
Thor Agena-D		Douglas/Lockheed	29.3 m	1,150			No	22	VAFB	1962	1967
Thorad SLV-2G Agena D		Douglas/Lockheed	32.9 m	2,000			No	30	VAFB	1966	1971
Thorad SLV-2H Agena D		Douglas/Lockheed	34 m	2,000			No	13	VAFB	1969	1972
Thor-Burner-1 MG-18		Douglas	23 m	770		150-300 to MEO	No	2	VAFB	1965	1965
Thor-Burner-1 Altair-3		Douglas	~24 m	>73			No	4	VAFB	1965	1966
Thor-Burner-2		Douglas	22.4 m			250 to MEO	No	12	VAFB	1966	1971
Thor-Burner-2A		Douglas	23.5 m			300 to MEO	No	8	VAFB	1971	1976
Thor-Delta		Douglas	31 m	226	45		No	12	CCSFS	1960	1962
Thor-Delta A		Douglas	31 m	250	68		No	2	CCSFS	1962	1962
Thor-Delta B		Douglas	31 m	370	68		No	9	CCSFS	1962	1964
Thor-Delta C		Douglas	27.5 m	81			No	11	CCSFS	1963	1967
Thor-Delta C1		Douglas	27.5 m	81			No	2	CCSFS	1966	1969
Thor-Delta D		Douglas	32 m	450	104		No	2	CCSFS	1964	1965
Thor-Delta E		Douglas	31 m	540	150		No	6	VAFB, CCSFS	1965	1967
Thor-Delta E1		Douglas	28 m	540	205		No	17	VAFB, CCSFS	1966	1971
Thor-Delta G		Douglas	30 m	650			No	2	CCSFS	1966	1967
Thor-Delta J		Douglas	31 m	260	263		No	1	VAFB	1968	1968
Thor-Delta L		Douglas	35 m	356	300		No	2	VAFB, CCSFS	1969	1972
Thor-Delta M		Douglas	34 m	356	355		No	12	CCSFS	1968	1971
Thor-Delta M6		Douglas	32.4 m	454	450		No	1	CCSFS	1971	1971
Thor-Delta N		Douglas	33 m	900			No	6	VAFB, CCSFS	1968	1972
Thor-Delta N6		Douglas	33 m	1,600			No	3	VAFB	1970	1971
Thor-DM21 Able-Star		Douglas/Aerojet	29 m	150			No	11	CCSFS	1960	1962
Thor-DSV2A Able-Star		Douglas/Aerojet	29 m	150			No	8	VAFB	1963	1965
Thor-ISS		Douglas/Thiokol	23 m			500 to MEO	No	5	VAFB	1976	1980
Thor-SLV2A Agena-B		Douglas/Lockheed	31 m	400			No	2	VAFB	1963	1966
Thor-SLV2A Agena-D		Douglas/Lockheed	29.3 m	1,500			No	60	VAFB	1963	1968
Titan II GLV		Martin Marietta	33 m	^[127]			No	(+1)	CCSFS	1964	1966
Titan II(23)G		Martin Marietta	31.4 m	^[128]			No		VAFB	1988	2003
Titan IIIA		Martin Marietta	38.5 m	3,500			No		CCSFS	1964	1965
Titan IIIB		Martin Marietta	42 m	3,300			No	22	VAFB	1966	1969
Titan III(23)B		Martin Marietta	42 m	3,350			No	9	VAFB	1969	1971
Titan III(33)B		Martin Marietta	42 m	N/A	4,500		No	3	VAFB	1971	1973
Titan III(24)B		Martin Marietta	44 m	4,500			No	23	VAFB	1971	1984
Titan III(34)B		Martin Marietta	45.3 m	N/A			No	11	VAFB	1975	1987
Titan IIIC		Martin Marietta	41 m	11,500	3,000		No	14	CCSFS	1965	1970
Titan III(23)C		Martin Marietta	42.5 m	^[129]	3,000		No	22	CCSFS	1970	1982
Titan IIID		Martin Marietta	36 m	^[130]			No		VAFB	1971	1982
Titan IIIE		Martin Marietta	48.8 m	^[131]			No		CCSFS	1974	1977
Titan 34D		Martin Marietta	44.5 m	14,350	3,600		No		VAFB, CCSFS	1982	1989
Titan IVA		Martin Marietta	51.36 m(standard)	^[132]	with IUS	to SSO to GSO with Centaur to escape with IUS	No	^[133]	VAFB, CCSFS	1989	1998
Titan IVB		Lockheed Martin	51.36 m(standard)	^[134]	(9,000 with upper stage)		No		VAFB, CCSFS	1997	2005
Tysklon-2(R-36-O)		Yuzhmash	32 m	3,350			No	18	Baikonur	1965	1971
Tsyklon-2A		Yuzhmash	39.7 m	^[135]			No	^[136]	Baikonur	1967	1969
Tsyklon-2M		Yuzhmash	39.7 m	^[137]			No	^[138]	Baikonur	1969	2006
Tsyklon-3		Yuzhmash	39.3 m	^[139]			No	^[140]	Plesetsk	1977	2009
Unha-2		KCST	29.5 m	80			No	1	Tonghae	2009	2009
Unha-3		KCST	30 m	110			No	^[141]	Sohae	2009	2016
Vanguard		Martin	22.1 m	^[142]			No	10 (+1)	CCSFS	1957	1959
Vanguard SLV-7		Martin	21.6 m	20			No	1	CCSFS	1959	1959
VLS-1		AEB, IAE	19.5 m	^[143]			No		CEA	1997	2003
Vega	Italy	ArianeGroupAvio	31 m	^[144]	N/A	to SSO^[145] to polar^[146]	Expendable	^[147]	CSG	2012	2024
Volna-O		Makeyev	14.2 m	^[148]			No	(+5)	Borisoglebsk	1995	2005
Voskhod		RSC Energia	44.1 m	5,680			No	299	Baikonur, Plesetsk	1963	1976
Vostok-L (Luna)		RSC Energia	30.8 m	4,000		400 to TLI	No	9	Baikonur	1958	1960
Vostok (Korabl)		RSC Energia	38.4 m	4,550		to TLI^[149]	No		Baikonur	1960	1960
Vostok-K		RSC Energia	30.8 m	^[150]			No		Baikonur	1960	1964
Vostok-2		RSC Energia	30.8 m				No		Baikonur, Plesetsk	1962	1967
Vostok-2M		RSC Energia	38.8 m	^[151]			No		Baikonur, Plesetsk	1964	1991
Soyuz/Vostok		RSC Energia	31 m	^[152]			No		Baikonur	1965	1966
Zenit-2		Yuzhnoye	57 m	^[153]			No	^[154]	Baikonur	1985	2004^[155]
Zenit-2FG		Yuzhnoye	57 m				No	1	Baikonur	2011	2011
Zenit-2M		Yuzhnoye	57 m				No	1	Baikonur	2007	2007
Zenit-3F		Yuzhnoye	59.6 m			to GEO^[156]	No	^[157]	Baikonur	2011	2017
Zenit-3SL		YuzhmashRSC Energia	59.6 m				No		Ocean Odyssey	1999	2014
Zenit-3SLB		YuzhmashRSC Energia	59.5 m				No		Baikonur	2008	2013
Zhuque-1		LandSpace	19 m	^[158]		to SSO	No	^[159]	JSLC	2018	2018

See also

• Launch vehicle
• Orbital spaceflight
• Space exploration

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