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221115-N-N1701-382

An early Polaris A2 missile rests on the launch pad at the Cape during its testing and development phases. The Navy and its industry partners began researching and developing this submarine-launched solid propellant ballistic missile capability in 1956. The Secretary of Defense ordered a directive that established the Joint Army Navy Ballistic Missile Committee which was the managing committee for weapons and navigation systems test and development programs. (U.S. Navy Photo/Released)

VIRIN: 221115-N-N1701-382.JPG
Photo by: U.S. Navy Photo

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Resolution: 1148x1440
Size: 0.22 MB
Location: CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla.
 

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