Titan Missile Museum: Butterfly Valve
The four propellant intake lines on the Titan II stage-one engine were each fitted with a pre-valve, called the butterfly valve. The valve could only be unlocked by a coded-switch control in the Launch Command Center. Unless the valve was unlocked, the missile could not be launched.
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