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The year 1969 (MCMLXIX) predates the launch of the Transformers brand by fifteen years.
- For further information, see: Transformers timeline
Fiction
Live Action Movie Continuity
July
- July 20 — Sector Seven's top secret Ghost 1 spacecraft is launched under cover of the Apollo 11 launch. Megatron is moved from the Sector Seven High Arctic Base to Hoover Dam. Neither mission goes particularly well. Ghosts of Yesterday Meanwhile Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin find The Ark on the Moon. Dark of the Moon
Non-Fiction
Events
- Claster Television is acquired by Hasbro, who would use the company to syndicate the G1 and Beast Wars cartoons.
- Imperial Toy, who would go on to produce licensed products, is founded.
- The Pointer Sisters form together as a band.
July
- July 16 – Apollo 11 lifts off toward the first landing on the Moon.
- July 20 – Neil Armstrong takes his historic first steps on the Moon at 02:56 UTC.
- July 24 – The Apollo 11 astronauts return from the first successful Moon landing
Births
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January
- January 11 — Dariusz Stach
- January 15 — Wayne C. Lewis
- January 18 — Junseok Song
- January 20 — Reno Wilson
- January 31 — Jorge Badillo
February
March
April
May
- May 9 — Benjamín Rivera, Fernando Cabrera
- May 13 — Andrew Pepoy
- May 15 — Roberto Gammino
- May 29 — Anthony Azizi
June
July
August
- August 6 — Chris Edgerly
- August 7 — Frédéric Desager
- August 10 — Brian Drummond
- August 16 — Andy Milder
- August 26 — Holly Kaneko
