Willys-Overland P/A-I shipborne anti-ship missile project

[Vahe Demirjian]

The Retromechanix website contains PDFs of Willys-Overland company documents regarding the P/A-1 ship-launched anti-ship missile at these links:

https://www.patreon.com/posts/republic-xf-12-1-49557594

Vought F8U-3 Super Crusader Mock-up, USAAC MDD 363 & 366 Bomber Studies, Willys-Overland P/A-1 Missile (150 DPI) | Retromechanix on Patreon

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Republic XF-12 Pilot's Manual Pt 2, USAAC MDD 365 Pursuit Study, Kraft Vacuum Drive Monoplane, Willys-Overland P/A-1 Missile (150 DPI) | Retromechanix on Patreon

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Republic XF-12 Pilot's Manual Pt 3, USAAF MCD 369 (Curtiss P-53A) Fighter Report, Willys-Overland P/A-1 Missile (150 DPI) | Retromechanix on Patreon

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Given that the page about P/A (Pilotless Aircraft) designations at the Designation-Systems page by Andreas Parsch is mostly outdated, the documents about the P/A-I posted at the Retromechanix website are enlightening, considering that the P/A-IX designation was allocated to a guided missile design study from Goodyear.

 

[Dilandu]

The Retromechanix website contains PDFs of Willys-Overland company documents regarding the P/A-1 ship-launched anti-ship missile at these links:

Behind the paywall...

P.S. Could you at least say, how detailed the data is? Is it worth to pay the money, if I want to wrote a comprehensive article about this system?

 

[Vahe Demirjian]

The Retromechanix website contains PDFs of Willys-Overland company documents regarding the P/A-1 ship-launched anti-ship missile at these links:

Behind the paywall...

P.S. Could you at least say, how detailed the data is? Is it worth to pay the money, if I want to wrote a comprehensive article about this system?

The Willys-Overland documents about the P/A-I describe configurations investigated for the P/A-I, warhead design, guidance system, aerodynamic propulsion, and hydrodynamic propulsion of the P/A-I.

It may be worth paying money to get access to the links containing files regarding the P/A-I, since each monthly document release is only $9.99.