7.2 General Scale Data: Military Missile
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This article is from the Model Rockets FAQ, by Wolfram von Kiparski with numerous contributions by others.
7.2 General Scale Data: Military Missile
Source of military missile scale data
"T minus 5" is the bi-monthly newsletter of the Huron Valley Rocket
Society (HUVARS) NAR Section #463. HUVARS is the NAR section with
which Peter Alway is associated. In the past it has been rich with
scale data and plans. Peter Alway has been a big contributor to
this and hopefully this tradition will continue now that Peter has
published his book.
Non-member subscriptions to "T minus 5" are $8.00 (U.S. and Canada)
and $11.00 elsewhere. Send correspondence to:
Jim Fackert
Huron Valley Rocket Society
10555 McCabe Rd.
Brighton, MI 48116
"Model Rocketeer" was the official publication of the NAR from
1971 through June, 1984.
Scale Data Published:
Nike-Tomahawk Scale Feb 1974
V-2 Scale Jun 1976
Trailblazer 2 Scale Nov 1980
"Model Rocketry" was published by George Flynn in the late 60's
and early 70's.
Scale Data Published:
Viking Scale Jan 1969
Asp Scale May 1969
Rohini RH-75 Scale Aug 1969
Little Joe II Scale Sept 1969
Nike-Smoke Scale Oct 1969
Nike-Apache Scale Nov 1969
Pershing Scale Jan 1970
HAD Scale Apr 1970
Vostok Scale Jul/Aug 1970
Falcon (AIM-4E) Scale Sept 1970
Skua Scale Oct 1970
Astrobee-D Scale Nov 1970
Aero-High Scale Oct 1971
D-Region Tomahawk Scale Jun 1971
Black Brant II Scale Dec 1971
Aerospace Industry/U.S. Government Contacts:
A very good source of photographs of NASA launch vehicles is the NASA
Photography Index which you can get for free by sending a request to:
NASA
Audio Visual Section, LFD-10
Public Affairs Division
400 Maryland Ave, S.W.
Washington D.C. 20546
(202) 453-8375
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Photos can be ordered from the Index for a very reasonable cost.
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
History Office
NASA HQ LH-14
Washington, DC 20546
This source was recommended by a museum technician at the Smithsonian
Institution at the National Air and Space Museum (see following).
National Air and Space Museum
Archives (Bldg 12)
3904 Old Silver Hill Rd
Suitland, MD 20746-3190
Received prompt service (2 weeks) from Paul Silbermann, Museum
Technician. This is a part of the Smithsonian Institution.
Aerojet-General Corp.
1051 La Jolla Rancho Rd.
La Jolla, CA 92037
Builders of the Aerobee and Astrobee series of sounding rockets
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