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Stock Photo Description:
Stock photograph of Bomarc installation in Propulsion Systems Laboratory. The engine air calibrator is being installed in an altitude tank. Note view through inlet section door showing screened bellmouth with the supersonic nozzle at zero degrees angle of attack. The Bomarc was a nuclear-tipped surface to air missile for shooting down aircraft. October 5th 1954.Photo Credit: NASA/Bill Bowles
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