Matador / Mace

[Barrington Bond]

Is this some kind of developed Matador / Mace?

http://images.google.com/hosted/life/l?q=von+braun+source:life&imgurl=0c442cf320f97aaa#

 

[AL]

I think that's the N-25 missile(XSSM-A-3) that led to the development of the N-69 Snark.

 

[AN/AWW-14(V)]

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MACE battery at WSMR or Holloman AFB

Fourth, we have what is probably the same group of TM-76 Mace missiles in a closer and more dramatic photo. Unnumbered and undated Martin Photo.

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MACE 2-5-59 Holloman sequence - 8 2021-01-22 001

Sixth shot in launch of TM-76 MACE 2/5/59 USAF PHOTO

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MACE ART `1

Martin Company art of the layout of an early MACE deployment. Artist unknown. Curtesy of GLMMAM, Baltimore.

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hi-res photos