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AVIATION: (Pilotless aircraft
Issue Number
guided by radar to target)
7240x2
Subject
Cameraman
GUIDED MISSILE "MARTIN MATADOR"
FOX(DD)
Length
Neg.
Dupe
Pos.
Cuts
BK NO: 6602-7
205ft.
|
FG DUPE
caption junked af-
Can No.
ter card made
Description and Remarks
COCOA,FLORIDA: (at AF Guided
Date of 1/22/54
Missile Test Center, preparations for launch for
the B-61 Matador--(it is a pilotiess aircraft weapon)--Matador in po-
sition onlaunch platform with booster rocket below tail--after launch
booster drops off and unmanned craft climbs fast as a jet fighter to-
ward its target---We see Matador in free,controlled flight over the
ocean--with guidance fvom radar ground station,reaches target area and
then begins accolerated dive thru sonic barrier--dives into ocean,the
Matador scores a theoretical hit
COCOA,FLORIDA--GUIDED MISSILES--U.S.A.F--DEFENSE(US)--AVIATION-:
SEE OVER
PRINTED IN U.S.A.
FORM 2530-8M-12/08
OVER
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