Here we go..I wonder if anyone knows who the Defense contractor is for the Tor M1(Because I think its the same company that sells to everyone if the price is right) If we can find this out it may be possible   more...to link the trail of money to the same people who is behind all the tyranny that is in play as we speak....  less

Linux software driving multiple USB Missile Launchers at once. The cube cold war just got hot!

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News footage of Iran's high powered missiles.

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The Northrop SM-62 Snark. The N-69E flight program ran from June 1957 to September 1958, and included the first Snark flight to a range of more than 8000 km (5000 miles). Further guidance test flights   more...of N-69D missiles followed until the test program ended in December 1959.

In early 1959, the USAF activated its first (and eventually only) Snark missile wing, and the first SM-62A production missiles, fitted with a W-39 thermonuclear warhead (4 MT), were delivered in May that year. The first SM-62A launch occurred in November 1959, and in February 1961, the unit was declared fully operational with 30 deployed missiles.  less

The Northrop SM-62 Snark was a specialized intercontinental cruise missile with a nuclear warhead briefly operated by the US Strategic Air Command from 1958 until 1961. It takes its name from Lewis Carroll's   more...snark, a very ambitious fictional monster with very little sense of humor.  less

A trident missile being fired

An interesting missile test in the school garden.

That's not good.

Vehicle somewhere gets taken out by a missile, caught on infra-red camera.

Fire in the Hole!!

9/11 missile

missile in slow motion

Missile: V1 Launch

Another in the series of short clips of unusual weapon testing etc. The US Navy tried out launching the V1 from a sub - even the Nazis did not try this. Also shows one of the world's first SAMs. The Schmetterling   more...I think.  less

Looky What I Have

Why does it not surprise me that Japan has been able to develop missile interceptors much faster and cheaper than the US? Presumably giant robots are involved somewhere too.

What is this? Over Argentina on the 17th November,
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Its missile but ????

I would not want to be the thing that stops that projectile...

This is the "Poo Missile" as people are calling it, it's absolutely disgusting.

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