Ordnance – Rocket launching – Having umbilical-separating means
Patent
1976-09-01
1977-06-28
Brown, David H.
Ordnance
Rocket launching
Having umbilical-separating means
102105, 244 31, F41F 304
Patent
active
040318060
ABSTRACT:
An assembly which is an energy absorbing system for supporting the nose c of a missile in a position extended from the guidance section prior to eject (launch) of the missile. This extended position exposes internal umbilical connectors to permit internal missile components to be connected to external sources of power (electrical, pneumatic, etc.). Gravitational forces during eject (launch) displace the nose cone rearwardly against the guidance section. The assembly controls impact velocity of the nose cone and guidance section during closure thereof. At closure, a smooth aerodynamic surface is formed at the junction of the nose cone and guidance section.
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patent: 3490373 (1970-01-01), Fox
Stark Sidney
Sumner Fred T.
Brown David H.
Gapcynski William G.
Hilton Harold W.
Neureither Lawrence A.
The United States of America as represented by the Secretary of
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