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My Dad launched the original! July 19, 1957; Indian Springs, NV
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I remember it well. The AIR-2A was a proximity weapon. (Didn't have to hit the target) After firing, the interceptor would turn hard and expose its belly to protect it from the blast.
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Least crazy early Cold War program:
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In the late 70s they considered making an air-to-air variant of the 200kt AGM-69, but it never came to fruition.
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Sounds like we need to bring it back, extend the blast zone, and use them against the so called hypersonic missiles threatening us
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Nike was an nuclear Sam and some were stationed in Libtard San Francisco. There has always (since 1950's) nuclear bomb defense.
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Lol. That's logistically insane. How many were made? What were the odds they could be ready to go on the right airframe and on time for intercept?
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Just 1.5 kTon ?
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The F106 in the first image was from my former unit. The 144TH Fighter Wing based in Fresno California. The reason they lost their Genie Rockets was due to a mishap durning a O.R.I.
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The footage of the five at ground zero that. Was a nuke detonated a few thousand feet above them all five lived most into old age . Radiation disapates pretty fast in air if it contacts the earth the soil can hold the radiation for years . The damage to electronics is the key to a airburst taking planes down maybe rockets guidance systems too .
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This was one of the only nuclear weapons the Canadian military ever fielded.
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Launching was one thing, doing the escape maneuver to get away from the shockwave.
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Trained on that too. Check the size of the of the B53 we still trained on in 82.
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Truck everything in that general direction, unguided lol
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Tell me you're badass without telling me you're badass!!
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We have radar guided air to air missiles now
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You should also cover the Nike nuclear missiles. There's nuclear missile batteries all over it the San Francisco Bay area that were totally willing to use ground-to- airburst Newk's within 400 miles of major US cities. Los Angeles had a lot of the batteries as well
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Canada also operated the Nuclear-armed BOMARC along with the USAF. I am aware that the Soviets had Nuclear-armed SAMs, did they have A2A missiles that were nuclear too?
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Enjoy your presentations. You've really found your calling. You are the David Attenborough of Military Airpower. !!
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@jamesray4999
1 year ago
AIM-26 also had a version with a nuclear warhead, although only .25 kt. It was guided.
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