The Air Force introduced HARM on the F-4G Wild Weasel and later on specialized F-16s equipped with the HARM Targeting System ( HTS ).

On 9 December 1995, F-4G Phantom aircraft of the Idaho Air National Guard finished their tour of duty with Combined Task Force Provide Comfort at Incirlik Air Base.

After graduating he became Chief of the F-4 Test Team ; he flew initial performance and weapons separation tests for the F-4G Wild Weasel aircraft and avionics tests for F-4E and A-7 aircraft.

File: F-4G 37FW AIM-7F AGM-65A AGM-88 1988. JPEG | AIM-7Fs on a 37th TFW F-4G in 1988

During the Gulf War, the HARM was involved in a friendly fire incident when the pilot of an F-4G Wild Weasel escorting a B-52 bomber mistook the latter's tail gun radar for an Iraqi AAA site.

( This was after the tail gunner of the B-52 had targeted the F-4G, mistaking it for an Iraqi MiG.

Among its subordinate squadrons at Tyndall, the 53 WEG manages offshore weapons ranges over the Gulf of Mexico, manages target drone programs ranging from sub-scale target drones to a fleet of QF-4 Phantom II Full-Scale Aerial Targets ( FSAT ), most of which are converted F-4E and F-4G aircraft.

In U. S. service in Vietnam, SEAD missions were carried out by dedicated variants of tactical fighters such as the F-105G Thunderchief and F-4G Phantom II.

According to USAF the incident was a rather unusual case of friendly-fire: the B-52G defensive gun operator is reported to have locked onto a friendly F-4G Wild Weasel jet on his fire-control radar, suspecting it to be an Iraqi MiG.

The " Wild Weasel " version of the F-4E ( and later the F-4G ) could be used as a radar jamming platform or as a search and destroy vehicle.

The AGM-78B was the most important version of the missile, and was widely used by the Air Force's F-4G Phantom II Wild Weasel aircraft.

A WW II Panzer IV with turret skirts and wire-mesh side-skirts.

The United States had the experimental Continental IV-1430 inverted V12 engine under development, with a higher power-to-weight ratio than any of the initial versions of the German WW II inverted V12s, but was never developed to production status, with only 23 examples of the Continental inverted V12 ever being built.

Mathematical aerodynamics was founded by Ludwig Prandtl before WW I ( by understanding boundary layers and progressing calculation in the down stream direction ), and the work continued at Göttingen until interfered with in the 1930s and prohibited in the late 1940s.

The third method involves the use of nuclear ordnance, either onto a battlefield in a method similar to carpet bombing, or onto a strategic target, as with iron bombs in WW II.

After WW II A. G. „ Weser ” only built a single warship for the German Navy, in 1979 / 81 the Bremen class F122-type frigate Niedersachsen in collaboration with frigate general contractor Bremer Vulkan.

A Soviet WW II-era armoured train with antiaircraft gunners

Conversations with Milton H. Erickson, M. D., edited by Jay Haley ( WW Norton and Company: New York, 1999 )

* Dick Cavett remembers an evening with WW

Wavell ( right ) with Robert Brooke-Popham | Brooke-Popham in WW II

Low-pressure, enjoyable competitions for these models generally follow the modern competition formats, with special categories for these early-design models that re-create the model aircraft events actually held before WW II, and even the " old-timer " movement has seriously begin to embrace electric powered versions of designs originally built for the two-stroke gasoline fueled engines of pre-WW II free flight aeromodelling.

His Life and Letters, edited by Ellice Hopkins, with an introduction by Sir WW Gull, appeared in 1878.

His first Broadway hit was the gritty 1924 WW I comedy-drama, What Price Glory, written with Laurence Stallings.

The design made it not only suitable for whitewater ( WW ) but also easy to travel with and affordable.

* 1920s, boating on WW with Folboats developed.

* Early 1930s, Walter Frentz, Herbert Rittlinger and a handful of others became pioneers and advocates of WW kayaking with documentaries and books.

Also in 1980, Carradine co-starred with Mark Hamill and Lee Marvin in Samuel Fuller's The Big Red One recounting Fuller's WW II experience.

The largest known work of nose art ever depicted on a WW II-era American combat aircraft was on a B-24J Liberator, s / n 44-40973, which had been named " The Dragon and his Tail " of the USAAF's Fifth Air Force's 64th Bomb Squadron, 43d Bomb Group, in the Southwest Pacific, flown by a crew led by Joseph Pagoni, with Staff Sergeant Sarkis Bartigan as the artist.

* WW ( Water-White )-purest rosin grade, no activators, low activity, sometimes synonymous with R

Furthermore, the 1959 – 60 Continental Limousine and Town Car ( which had the same wheelbase as other Continentals but the same rear seat legroom as Lincoln due to the absence of the " breezeway " window ) are the heaviest American sedans without an extended wheelbase built since WW II, and the 1958 Continental convertible is the longest American convertible produced with the exception of the ( extremely rare ) 1934-37 Cadillac V-16 convertibles.

A more-powerful 161 in³ engine ( badged as the ' 2600 ') was made available soon after the model's release in the more upmarket SL and in the two-door sports model, the GTR, as a 2600S with a two-barrel Stromberg WW carburettor.

The 3 – 3 – 4 formation was similar to the WW, with the notable exception of having an inside-forward ( as opposed to centre-forward ) deployed as a midfield schemer alongside the two wing-halves.

Following WW II, the Casey Jones school was consolidated with the Academy of Aeronautics, and returned to the civilian aviation industry.

Offshore, Cramond Island has WW II fortifications and is linked to land by a causeway with a line of concrete pylons on one side, constructed as a submarine defence boom.

At the time of the design of ATM, 155 Mbit / s Synchronous Digital Hierarchy ( SDH ) with 135 Mbit / s payload was considered a fast optical network link, and many Plesiochronous Digital Hierarchy ( PDH ) links in the digital network were considerably slower, ranging from 1. 544 to 45 Mbit / s in the USA, and 2 to 34 Mbit / s in Europe.

When the CCITT ( now ITU-T ) was standardizing ATM, parties from the United States wanted a 64-byte payload because this was felt to be a good compromise in larger payloads optimized for data transmission and shorter payloads optimized for real-time applications like voice ; parties from Europe wanted 32-byte payloads because the small size ( and therefore short transmission times ) simplify voice applications with respect to echo cancellation.

At a pre-determined point on the missile's trajectory, the payload separates from the missile and deploys a parachute to permit splashdown and water entry at a low speed and with minimum detectable noise.

Space Shuttle Challenger is depicted ascending toward the heavens in search of new knowledge in the field of solar and stellar astronomy, with its Spacelab 2 payload.

Turbine engines made with ceramics could operate more efficiently, giving aircraft greater range and payload for a set amount of fuel.

Cruise missiles generally consist of a guidance system, payload, and propulsion system, housed in an airframe with small wings and empennage for flight control.

And the fuel required for deceleration and velocity-matching has to be launched along with the payload, and therefore even more fuel is needed in the acceleration phase.

It achieves characteristic velocities of > 300 km / s with an acceleration of ~ 1. 7 • 10 < sup >− 3 </ sup > g, with a ship initial mass of ~ 1700 metric tons, and payload fraction above 10 %.

* Atomic Train a 1999 Action movie that prominently features the fictional NTSB employee John Seger ( Rob Lowe ) about a runaway train with a nuclear payload speeding to Denver.

RTP is regarded as the primary standard for audio / video transport in IP networks and is used with an associated profile and payload format.

* The RTP profile for Audio and video conferences with minimal control ( RFC 3551 ) defines a set of static payload type assignments, and a mechanism for mapping between a payload format, and a payload type identifier ( in header ) using Session Description Protocol ( SDP ).

An RPG is an inexpensive way to deliver an explosive payload over a distance with moderate accuracy.

However the payload that can be carried goes down geometrically with each extra stage needed, while the additional delta-v for each stage is simply additive.

Most of the tiles on the payload bay doors, upper wing surface, and rear fuselage surface were replaced with DuPont white Nomex felt insulation.

Challenger, along with Discovery, was modified at Kennedy Space Center to be able to carry the Centaur-G upper stage in its payload bay.

This is the ability of some aircraft to take off from a short runway or take off vertically if it does not have a very heavy payload and land vertically ( i. e. with no runway ).

The French had a nominally Mach 2 Dassault Mirage IIIV fitted with no less than 8 lift engines that flew ( and crashed ), but did not have enough space for fuel or payload for combat missions.

To reach orbit with a useful payload, the rocket requires careful and extensive engineering to save weight.

Although an SSTO rocket might theoretically be built, margins would be likely to be very thin: even comparatively minor problems could mean that the craft may fail to achieve the necessary mass-fraction to reach orbit with useful payload.

On the other hand LACE-like precooled airbreathing designs such as the Skylon spaceplane ( and ATREX ) which transition to rocket thrust at rather lower speeds ( Mach 5. 5 ) do seem to give, on paper at least, an improved orbital mass fraction over pure rockets ( even multistage rockets ) sufficiently to hold out the possibility of full reusability with better payload fraction.

As a result, a cheap rocket with a poor mass fraction may be able to deliver more payload to orbit with a given amount of money than a more complicated, more efficient rocket.