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Have you ever watched Freeman's Mind? It also answers this question.
I'm pretty sure the dialogue from various scientist NPCs also gives him his reasoning. He doesn't shoot the rocket or reach lambda complex by accident - NPCs directly tell him why he does what he does.
They launched the rocket in an attempt to get the portal storm under control, i believe... I'm not sure since i've alread forgot it, but there was a reason to do that. Something that we did again in Episode Two, might i add.
And we never infiltrate a military base. There is no military base in this game. Its all Black Mesa facility, simply overrun by both soldiers and aliens and we are walking through it trying to survive in order to reach the Lambda complex because supposedly (and NPCs tell us that almost directly, i believe) they have a plan on what to do. Mostly because their complex was responsible for discovering portals and Xen, so they had the most knowledge on what must be done in order to get situation under control.
After reaching Lambda it simply becomes the mission to try and take responsibility for what happened and clean up the mess that Resonance Cascade created by infiltrating Xen and trying to find and kill Nihilanth who's in charge of invading forces.
I'm sure Gorgon feels at least some kind of guilt over what happened, since he was the one who put the specimen into the scanner causing the resonance cascade. One could argue its guilt that's pushing him to do what he does. The rest is just trying to survive.
This reasoning extends all the way into Half-Life 2 episodes too.
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