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The SM-65C Atlas, or Atlas C was a prototype of the Atlas missile. First flown on 24 December 1958, the Atlas C was the final development version of the Atlas rocket, prior to the operational Atlas D. It was originally planned to be used as the first stage of the Atlas-Able rocket, but following an explosion during a static test on 24 September 1959, this was abandoned in favor of the Atlas D. Atlas C was similar to Atlas B, but had a larger LOX tank and smaller RP-1 tank due to technical changes to the Rocketdyne engines. Improvements in materials and manufacturing processes also resulted in lighter-weight components than the Atlas A and B. Booster burn time was much longer than the A/B series, up to 151 seconds. All launches took place from LC-12 at CCAS.

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  • The SM-65C Atlas, or Atlas C was a prototype of the Atlas missile. First flown on 24 December 1958, the Atlas C was the final development version of the Atlas rocket, prior to the operational Atlas D. It was originally planned to be used as the first stage of the Atlas-Able rocket, but following an explosion during a static test on 24 September 1959, this was abandoned in favor of the Atlas D. Atlas C was similar to Atlas B, but had a larger LOX tank and smaller RP-1 tank due to technical changes to the Rocketdyne engines. Improvements in materials and manufacturing processes also resulted in lighter-weight components than the Atlas A and B. Booster burn time was much longer than the A/B series, up to 151 seconds. All launches took place from LC-12 at CCAS. (en)
  • Atlas C (oznaczenie SM-65C) – ostatni eksperymentalny wariant pocisku balistycznego serii Atlas. Wykorzystywany w latach 1958–1959. Odbył 6 lotów balistycznych, z czego trzy zakończyły się pełnym sukcesem. Później został użyty jako 1. człon rakiety Atlas C Able, jednak jedyny egzemplarz tej rakiety eksplodował we wrześniu 1959 podczas naziemnych testów statycznych na platformie startowej. Pocisk został wycofany na rzecz pocisku Atlas D, przekonfigurowanego w latach 60. na rakietę nośną. (pl)
  • O SM-65C Atlas, ou Atlas C foi um protótipo do míssil Atlas. Voou pela primeira vez em 24 de dezembro de 1958, o Atlas C foi a versão final de desenvolvimento do foguete Atlas, antes da operação Atlas D. Ele foi originalmente planejado para ser usado como o primeiro estágio do foguete Atlas-Able, mas após uma explosão durante um teste estático em 24 de setembro de 1959, este foi abandonado em favor do Atlas D. Foram realizados seis voos. Todos foram voos suborbitais de teste do Atlas como um míssil balístico intercontinental, com três testes efetuados com sucesso e três falhas. (pt)
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  • The SM-65C Atlas, or Atlas C was a prototype of the Atlas missile. First flown on 24 December 1958, the Atlas C was the final development version of the Atlas rocket, prior to the operational Atlas D. It was originally planned to be used as the first stage of the Atlas-Able rocket, but following an explosion during a static test on 24 September 1959, this was abandoned in favor of the Atlas D. Atlas C was similar to Atlas B, but had a larger LOX tank and smaller RP-1 tank due to technical changes to the Rocketdyne engines. Improvements in materials and manufacturing processes also resulted in lighter-weight components than the Atlas A and B. Booster burn time was much longer than the A/B series, up to 151 seconds. All launches took place from LC-12 at CCAS. (en)
  • Atlas C (oznaczenie SM-65C) – ostatni eksperymentalny wariant pocisku balistycznego serii Atlas. Wykorzystywany w latach 1958–1959. Odbył 6 lotów balistycznych, z czego trzy zakończyły się pełnym sukcesem. Później został użyty jako 1. człon rakiety Atlas C Able, jednak jedyny egzemplarz tej rakiety eksplodował we wrześniu 1959 podczas naziemnych testów statycznych na platformie startowej. Pocisk został wycofany na rzecz pocisku Atlas D, przekonfigurowanego w latach 60. na rakietę nośną. (pl)
  • O SM-65C Atlas, ou Atlas C foi um protótipo do míssil Atlas. Voou pela primeira vez em 24 de dezembro de 1958, o Atlas C foi a versão final de desenvolvimento do foguete Atlas, antes da operação Atlas D. Ele foi originalmente planejado para ser usado como o primeiro estágio do foguete Atlas-Able, mas após uma explosão durante um teste estático em 24 de setembro de 1959, este foi abandonado em favor do Atlas D. Foram realizados seis voos. Todos foram voos suborbitais de teste do Atlas como um míssil balístico intercontinental, com três testes efetuados com sucesso e três falhas. Todos os lançamentos do Atlas C foram realizados a partir da Estação da Força Aérea de Cabo Canaveral, no complexo de lançamento 12. (pt)
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