slgwv's photos with the keyword: missile

TX-10 XM-10 Lacrosse

26 Feb 2012 316
The caption reads, below the dimensions: "The TX-10 is a prototype solid propellant rocket motor for the US Army's surface-to-surface Lacrosse missile that was designed for use against tanks and bunkers. The motor was manufactured in the 1950s and had a 100-percent flight reliability record." ATK (formerly Morton-Thiokol) outdoor display in northern Utah, USA. This was a major rocket development facility during the Cold War and beyond.

TX-664-3 Mk 70

26 Feb 2012 879
The caption reads, below the dimensions: "The Mk 70 Mod 1 motor is an upgraded version of the US Navy's Mk12 Mod 1. It is the booster for the Navy's two-stage, extended-range RIM-67 Standard Missile SM-2ER used primarily as a fleet protection system against enemy aircraft and missiles." ATK (formerly Morton-Thiokol) outdoor display in northern Utah, USA. This was a major rocket development facility during the Cold War and beyond.

Concrete pad.

07 Aug 2012 247
Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state. This was the foundation for the building in the foreground in this pic: www.flickr.com/photos/75942165@N07/8123552906 Thanks to katfish_katcher at Flickr for tracking this down.

Blast door and vents.

07 Aug 2012 240
Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state.

Side door to bunker.

07 Aug 2012 235
Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state. This is presumably where they brought the rocket in. Apparently the site is now also the local automotive graveyard!

Side door to bunker.

07 Aug 2012 130
Another view. Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state.

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Top of the bunker.

07 Aug 2012 222
Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state. Another view of the blast door, on the left. The antenna is not original, but appears to be a local ranch's satellite TV!

Air vent (?)

07 Aug 2012 133
On an abandoned ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state.

Top of the bunker.

07 Aug 2012 128
On an abandoned ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state. The long flat object is the blast door that would be rolled out of the way in case of launch.

Blast Door

07 Aug 2012 133
Old ICBM site near Davenport, Washington state.

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