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American Response to the R-36 - Titan II Successor
A more theoretical question than alternative history, was there any interest within SAC to develop a "Heavy" ICBM to match the R-36's capabilities? If so, could it fit within the existing Titan II launch sites? Titan II and R-36 are somewhat surprisingly similar in diameter and height, though...- isayyo2
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- cold war icbm sac strategic air command titan united states united states air force
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- Forum: Theoretical, Fake and Generic Projects
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AMSA Program & B-1 Bomber projects
AMSA was said to stand for "America's Most Studied Aircraft" due to the length of time it took to get to flying hardware. Flying Review International, July 1970 I'm sure I've seen a Lockheed AMSA design, and Doug Richardson's B-1 book has 3 AMSA designs that may be the Rockwell evolution, but...- overscan (PaulMM)
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- amsa bomber cold war heavy bomber north american aviation north american rockwell rockwell international sac strategic air command strategic bomber united states united states air force
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- Forum: Secret Postwar Aircraft Projects