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766 FLIGHT International, 7 November 1963 MISSILES 1963 Surface-to-air missiles, drawn to a common scale: I, XMIM-43A Redeye (drawn to twice the scale of the other missiles in this section); 2, Seacat; 3, XMIM-46A Mauler (provisional); 4, MIM-23A Hawk; 5, RIM-24A Tartar; 6, Seaslug Mk I; 7, Thunderbird Mk I; 8, Thunder- bird Mk 2; 9, Bloodhound Mk I; 10, Bloodhound Mk2;ll, RIM-2D Terrier TABLE 3: AIR- Designation (see footnotes) Blue Steel Mk 1 AGM-I2B Bullpup AGM-I2C Bullpup • AGM-I2D Bullpup AGM-28A Hound Dog Nord AS.20 Nord AS.30 ADM-20B Quail Robot 304 AGM-45A Shrike TO-SURFACE MISSILES User RAF USN, USAF. RN, NATO USN USAF USAF NATO, S. Africa France, RAF USAF Swedish AF USN Prime Contractor Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd Martin Co, Orlando Div -4- Maxson Corp Martin Orlando Martin Orlando North American Aviation Inc Nord-Aviation Nord-Aviation McDonnell Aircraft Corpn. Robotbyran Not yet appointed Length 35ft I0ft6in 13ft 7in n.r. 42ft 6in 8ft 6 in 12ft 8in 13ft 14ft 9in n.r. Dimensions Span 13ft 38in 48in 38in 12ft 2in 31 in 39in 5ft 5in 6ft 8in n.r. Max diam 50m I2in 18m n.r. 28m 9.9in 13.4m 25in I9.4in n.r. Launch wt (lb) n.r. 571 1.785 n.r. 9,600 309 1,125 1,100 1,200 500 Max range (n.m.) n.r. 6 9 n.r. 600 3 6 200 3 + 10 TABLE 4: SURFACE-TO-AIR MISSILES Designation (see footnotes) User Prime contractor Length 22ft 2in 25ft 2in 46ft 9in 45ft 16ft 9in 19ft 2in 6ft 21ft 26ft lOin 32ft 6m 44in 58.3in 19ft 8.1 in 20ft 6in 15ft 14ft lOin 20ft 8.6in 20ft I0.6in 28ft Dimensions Length boosted 25ft 3in 27ft 9in n.a. n.a. n.a. 27ft II in n.a. 34ft lOin 39ft 9in 48ft 4in n.a. n.a. 19ft 8.1 in 30ft 6in n.a. 29ft 6in 20ft 8.6in 20ft I0.6in 46ft Span 9ft. 3in 9ft 3in 18ft 2in 18ft 2m 4ft 4ft 7in I3in 4ft Sin 7ft 6in 6ft 9in n.a. 25.6in 56.6in 9ft 4in 20in 20in 64in 64in 13ft 4in Max diam 2l.5in 21.3m 34.6in 34.6in I4in I6in Sin 12m 3l.5in 46in 2.75in 7.52in 16.1 in 30m I3in I3in 2 I'm 2lin 38in Launch wt(lb) n.r. n.r. 15,500 16,030 1,295 3,820 120 2,300 10,000 22,800 22 n.r. n.r. 7,000 1,500 3,500 n.r. n.r. 15,000 Max (n.m.) 60- 100 230 440 22 11 I 16 75 200 n.r. n.r. n.r. 70 12 20 n.r. n.v- 200 Bloodhound I Bloodhound 2 MIM-IOABomarc MIM-10B Bomarc MIM-23A Hawk Masurca Mq I XMIM-46A Mauler MIM-3A Nike Ajax MIM-I4A Nike Hercules XLIM-49A Nike Zeus XMIM-43A Redeye Seacat Seaslug Mk I RIM-8 Talos RIM-24A Tartar RIM-2D Terrier Thunderbird Mk I Thunderbird Mk 2 RIM-50A Typhon RAF, RAAF RAF, Sweden, Switzerland USAF USAF, RCAF USA, USMC, NATO, Sweden, Israel French Navy USA, USMC USA, NATO, SEATO, ANG USA, ANG, NATO. SEATO USA USA, USMC RN, RAN, RNZN, Sweden, Neth. RN USN USN, RAN, Italy, Japan USN, Japan British Army British Army USN British Aircraft Corpn Ltd British Aircraft Corpn Ltd The Boeing Co, Aero-Space Divn The Boeing Co, Aero-Space Divn Raytheon Co (NATO. SETEL) Marine Nationale (Ruelle) General Dynamics/Pomona Western Electric Co (Douglas airframe) Western Electric Co (Douglas airframe) Western Electric Co (Douglas airframe) General Dynamics/Pomona Short Brothers & Harland Ltd Hawker Siddeley Dynamics Ltd Bendix Corpn, Mishawaka General Dynamics/Pomona General Dynamics/Pomona British Aircraft Corpn Ltd British Aircraft Corpn Ltd Bendix Corpn, Mishawaka Notes; Table 3, AGM, air-launched guided missile; ADM, air-launched decoy missile; e.t.m., electronic countermaasures; Table 4, MIM, mobile interceptor missi' \
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