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Model, Missile, Advanced Terrier

Air and Space Museum

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Object Details

Summary

This is a model of unknown scale of the Advanced Terrier, a U.S. Navy ship-launched anti-aircraft missile built by General Dynamics. It had a conventional warhead, a solid-fuel motor, a maximum speed of about Mach 2.5, a range of over 21 miles, and a ceiling of 65,000 feet. First deployed in the early 1960s, the missile continued in service into the 1970s. John and Cynthia Heyde donated this model to NASM on an unknown date.

Credit Line

Gift of John H. and Cynthia S. Heyde

Inventory Number

A19981648000

Restrictions & Rights

Usage conditions apply

Type

MODELS-Missiles & Rockets

Materials

Plastic missile. Base is metal with a clear plastic rod extending upward to which the missile is attached.

Dimensions

Overall: 10 in. long x 2 in. diameter (25.4 x 5.08cm)

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National Air and Space Museum Collection

Location

Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, VA

Hangar

James S. McDonnell Space Hangar

Data Source

National Air and Space Museum

Metadata Usage

Not determined

Link to Original Record

http://n2t.net/ark:/65665/nv9af289b53-26a0-4dc9-acce-5953a9ffec8f

Record ID

nasm_A19981648000

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