The evolution of the cruise missile
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Maxwell Air Force Base, Ala. : Washington, D.C. :
Air University, Air University Press ; For sale by the Supt. of Doc., U.S. G.P.O
[1985]
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Tabla de Contenidos:
- I. Introduction
- II. The early years. Foreign efforts
- The Navy-Sperry flying bomb
- The Army-Kettering bug
- Foreign developments
- The Army-Sperry experiments
- US Navy efforts; the Kettering-General Motors, A-1
- XBQ aircraft as aerial torpedoes
- APHRODITE: the aerial torpedo in action
- III. World War II. The German V-1
- The American V-1 (JB-2)
- The Northrop JB-1/JB-10
- IV. Postwar developments. Postwar adjustment
- Air Materiel Command BANSHEE
- Northrop snark
- North American Navaho
- The Martin Matador
- Navy programs
- Regulus I, Rigel, Regulus II, Triton
- The Crossbow
- The Hound Dog
- The Buck Duck
- The Bull Goose
- The Quail
- V. US cruise missiles revitalized. Advanced technology
- Remotely piloted vehicles (RPVs)
- SCAD, SCAM, SCUD
- The Navy effort: general dynamics wins the SLCM contract
- ALCM
- VI. 1977 to the present. Cruise missiles and SALT
- The B-1
- ALCM selection
- Cruise missile carrier
- Rationale for multiple cruise missile variants
- SLCM
- GLCM
- MRASM
- ALCM "C", ASALM, ATCM.