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Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101)

Historical record

Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101) (NORAD 1315, COSPAR 1965-027B) is a historical US catalogue entry no longer tracked in the live catalogue, launched on 3 Apr 1965 on the SNAP-10A FS-4 mission. It was operated by ACE / GIMR as part of the Secor II programme. The spacecraft was built by ITT on the Secor bus, with a mass of 18 kg. Historical record from Orbital Radar's satellite archive, cross-referenced with the live satellite catalogue.

1965
launched
61
years on orbit
18
kg mass

Lifecycle

Launched3 Apr 1965 · on the SNAP-10A FS-4 mission
Operational3 Apr 1965 · entered service

Specifications

NORAD ID1315
COSPAR1965-027B
TypeSatellite
OperatorACE / GIMR
Country / StateUS
ManufacturerITT
BusSecor
Mass18 kg
ProgrammeSecor II
CategoryGEOD
OrbitLEO (LEO/P)
Altitude1,265 × 1,320 km
Inclination90.2°

Frequently asked questions

What happened to Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101)?

Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101) is a historical catalogue entry from a 1965 launch. It is not currently tracked in the live catalogue — typically meaning it has decayed, been retired, or its tracking elements have lapsed.

Who operated and built Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101)?

Secor II S/N 5 (ITT C-101) was operated by ACE / GIMR and built by ITT (US).

Launched together

SNAP-10A FS-4NORAD 1314
Historical record from the Orbital Radar satellite archive. Sources & methodology: data sources. Accessed 2026-09-06.