Do you mean the S-61 (Sea King)??
The S-60 was a flying crane from the get-go, although it was piston-engined, using the dynamic components of the S-56/H-37 Mojave.
One of the most interesting periods in the development of the US Army missile systems is that between 1960 and 1975 or so when the US envisaged self propelled tracked missile systems very similar to those deployed by the USSR.
Eventually the SAM D (later Patriot) emerged as a tracked launcher...
for those who not know Discovery channel series "Battle machine Bros."
Howe & Howe Technologies, Inc. build prototypes for U.S. Military
like the worlds smallest armored all terrain vehicle the PAV-1 "Badger"
http://www.howeandhowetechnologies.com/pav1.php...
Not sure we had a dedicated Pershing thread, so I'll kick it off by posting a link to the Pershing II Tech Manual.
http://pershingmissile.org/PershingDocuments/manuals/TM%209-1425-386-10-1.pdf
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federal republic of germany
luftwaffe
medium range ballistic missile
medium-range ballistic missile
mrbm
north atlantic treaty organisation
nuclear battlefield
sub-strategic nuke
surface-to-surface missile
tactical nuke
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west germany
Hi,
the Lockheed L-1449 was a redesigned version of Super Constellation
but had a block speed 70 mph faster than any aircraft of 1955.,it had
a new thin wing and powered by four P&W PT2 turboprops,many
other alternative engines was available...
airborne early warning
civil aviation
cold war
electronic warfare
jet age
lockheed
pre-world war ii
republic of china
space age
testbed
transport aircraft
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Over the course of the life of the Talos system in the USN, the SPG-56 and SPG-61 Missile Fire Control radars were developed to replace the SPG-49 used to guide the Talos missile. Prototypes of each were built but these radars were never introduced into service. Either one would have, no doubt...
bendix corporation
cold war
naval radar
nuclear battlefield
nuclear powered vessels
radar
strategic air command
u.s. army
u.s. navy
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usaf
usn
1970s
air launched cruise missile
cold war
glcm
ground launched cruise missile
nuclear battlefield
submarine-launched cruise missile
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I came across the following article from an old Janes Fighting Ships (1969 edition I believe)
If these vessels had been realised, what effect would they have had?
No doubt there would have been an impact on the later LHA prgramme.
Fast Deployment Logistic Ship (FDL):
40,500 tons (FL)
855 x 104...
Model of Lockheed Martin and Gibbs Technologies Ltd. Amphibious Combat Craft/Expeditionary (ACC/E) vehicle on display at the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Winter Symposium and Exhibition 2007.
NOTE: Original images reduced in size.
Source...
Photographs of Boeing, Textron Systems, and Millenworks submission for the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) program named Light Utility Vehicle (LUV). The partnership also included SAIC, Ford, and Carlson Technology.
Millenworks datasheet for the Light Utility Vehicle (LUV)...
Conical ABM missile made quite a stir in the 80's gossip's then quickly faded from vogue. Wish I knew if any ever went into service and what became of them. Seems a few made to to museums I would love to pick one up from a remote desert aerospace boneyard....
air combat command
air launched cruise missile
alcm
anti-submarine warfare
calcm
cold war
cold war ii
cruise missile
early 21st century
glcm
ground launched cruise missile
late 20th century
nuclear battlefield
post-cold war
strategic air command
sub-strategic nuke
submarine-launched cruise missile
tactical nuke
tactical reconnaissance
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I can't remember where I read about it. The story was in the end of World War I or in the early 1920s in the USA a very heavy bomb was designed, build and test. But the plane, for which this bomb was designed, never get into the service. Only after many years they build next bomber capable for...
Is this a real project, or just a fantasy:
http://gunpoint-3d.com/model-agds.html
I've done a Google search but can only find fantasy entries?
Regards.
1st three: Teledyne Continental uparmor/powertrain effort from the late 1970s - early 1980s, M1 Abrams supplement.
2nd three: GDLS upgrade for Turkish M60 upgrade tender won by the Sabra II using M1A1 turret, new suspension and powerpack.
1970s
1980s
cold war
cold war ii
early 21st century
late 20th century
mbt
north atlantic treaty organisation
post-cold war
republic of china army
roca
tank design
teledyne continental
teledyne continental motors
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