Missile Weapon
Shoulder Launched Missile Weapon Test
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Custom Gi joe Lot Spring Loaded Weapons Huge Extra Missiles! $9.99 |
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Lot of GI JOE Cobra weapons missiles accessories $0.99 |
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STAR WARS ACTION FIGURE HUGE CHEWBACCA WITH WEAPON AND MISSILE 2005 LFL $0.99 |
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1980′s guy lot g.i joe gijoe g i joe g.i.joe hasbro weapons missile $19.95 |
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1980′s guy lot g.i joe gijoe g i joe g.i.joe hasbro weapons missile backpacks $19.95 |
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G.I. JOE BIG TOY BAZOOKA WEAPON WITH RED MISSILE & RED HOOK $0.39 |
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Orange Missile / Bomb for the original S.L.A.M. Vehicle SLAM Weapon $1.89 |
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1980′s G1 Transformers Metroplex Missile Rocket Lot 3X Parts Weapons HTF Rare $29.74 |
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Vintage Transformer G1 Devastator Weapons Accessories Missiles Drill Bits LOT $12.55 |
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Transformers Energon Jetfire weapon gun with missile $0.99 |
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Transformers Energon Mirage weapons guns with missiles $0.99 |
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G.I. Joe Valor vs Venom Cobra B.A.T. II V3.2 with Missile Firing Weapon $49.99 |
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G2 Dreadwing Missile Rocket Weapon Transformers Free Ship $6.86 |
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G2 Starscream Rocket Missile Launcher Weapon Vintage Generation 2 Transformers $6.37 |
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Jazz REISUE Weapons Set Launcher + Missile + Gun Transformers Hasbro Vintage $15.00 |
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STAR WARS & GI JOE ACCESORIES WEAPONS MISSILES GUNS SWARDS PARTS ++ $19.00 |
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Lot of g.i. joe weapons, missiles, accessories for action figures $5.00 |
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Transformers G1 Generation 1 Vintage Weapons Parts Lot of 30 Pieces Missiles +++ $33.00 |
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Red Alert REISSUE Weapons Launcher + Missiles + Gun G1 Transformers Free Ship $17.64 |
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1989 Downtown v.1 MORTAR SHELL missile original accessory/weapon GI/G.I Joe JTC $1.25 |
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1989 Backblast v.1 RED MISSILE original accessory/weapon GI/G.I Joe Cobra JTC $1.25 |
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VINTAGE TRANSFORMERS G1 SIDESWIPE MISSILE WEAPON ACCESSORY $4.00 |
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VINTAGE TRANSFORMERS G1 BLUESTREAK MISSILE WEAPON ACCESSORY $4.00 |
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GI Joe Gray FANG Bazooka for 1989 Heat Viper Grey Toy Weapon Missile Launcher $1.89 |
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Inferno Gun + Missiles Weapons Set Vintage 1985 G1 Transformers Lot $10.73 |
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Slamdance WEAPON / GUN / MISSILE SET – Transformers G1 $54.30 |
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1/18 Scale GI Joe / Corps weapons and vehicle missile lot $6.00 |
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1/6 Scale Custom Military Weapons shipping Crate for Stinger missile loose $24.00 |
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1/6 Scale Custom Military Weapons shipping Crate with Stinger missile loose $29.00 |
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1993 Night Creeper Leader v1 MISSILE LAUNCHER originl accessory/weapon Cobra JTC $1.25 |
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1993 Duke v.4 MISSILE LAUNCHER original accessory/weapon GI/G.I. Joe Cobra JTC $1.25 |
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1992/3 Barricade v.1/2 MISSILE LAUNCHER original accessory/weapon GI/G.I Joe JTC $1.50 |
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1989 H.E.A.T. Viper Bomb or missile !! ( Weapon Part Accessory ) Heat viper $3.99 |
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ACCESSORIES LOT 6 ~ 6 STAR WARS MISSILES toy weapons for action figures vehicles $14.10 |
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Downshift Gun + Missiles Weapons On SPUR SPURE TREE G1 Transformers $21.56 |
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M.A.S.K. Rhino Missile Rocket Weapon Free Ship $9.75 |
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Transformers Beast Wars Optimus Primal Mace Missile weapons!! $15.95 |
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Transformers Original G1 Swoop Missile Launchers Parts Weapons $9.97 |
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12 in GI Joe WW 2 German one shot Anti-Tank weapon missile MORTAR ROCKET GRENADE $5.00 |
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gi joe Wet Suit Launcher, Sled + missile Still Fires! ( accessory part weapon ) $1.99 |
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Slim Pickens Bomb Riding Cowboy Magnet $2.00 This lovely refrigerator magnet features the iconic image of Slim Pickens as cowboy Air Force pilot riding the a-bomb of destiny like a bucking bronco in Dr Strangelove… |
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German V2 Rocket 1945 Photo Mugs The V2 Vergeltungswaffe (revenge weapon) rocket was the first long-range ballistic missile, carrying a 1-tonne warhead which it delivered at a speed of 5000 k/h…. |
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THAAD, Terminal High-Altitude Defense Missile Launcher, Coffee Mug $27.95 … |
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An Old Rocket against a Cloudy Blue Sky – 24H x 16W – Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys $33.99 WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won’t damage your paint or l… |
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A Two-ship Formation of F-16 Fighting Falcons on a Routine Training Mission. – 72W x 48H – Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys $109.99 WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won’t damage your paint or l… |
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The Aegis-class Destroyer Uss Hopper Launching a Standard Missile 3 Blk Ia in Kauai, Hawaii. – 24H x 16W – Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys $33.99 WallMonkeys wall graphics are printed on the highest quality re-positionable, self-adhesive fabric paper. Each order is printed in-house and on-demand. WallMonkeys uses premium materials & state-of-the-art production technologies. Our white fabric material is superior to vinyl decals. You can literally see and feel the difference. Our wall graphics apply in minutes and won’t damage your paint or l… |
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Thirteen Days (Infinifilm Edition) $4.21 October, 1962: with the U.S. and the U.S.S.R. close to drawing the world into nuclear war over the Cuban Missile Crisis, President John F. Kennedy (Bruce Greenwood) calls on Attorney General brother Robert F. Kennedy (Steven Culp), advisor Kenny O’Donnell (Kevin Costner), and others to help him in an intense game of brinkmanship. Compelling historical drama also stars Dylan Baker, Kevin Conway; di… |
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War Games (25th Anniversary Edition) $7.19 How about a game of Global Thermonuclear War? In this 1980s classic, Matthew Broderick stars as a teenage technology whiz who discovers that he can tap into a Defense Department computer from his home. But when his seemingly harmless hacking sets a doomsday program in motion, he teams with military computer expert Dabney Coleman to try to avert World War III. With Ally Sheedy, Barry Corbin. 113 mi… |
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War Games $5.66 How about a game of Global Thermonuclear War? In this 1980s classic, Matthew Broderick stars as a teenage technology whiz who discovers that he can tap into a Defense Department computer from his home. But when his seemingly harmless hacking sets a doomsday program in motion, he teams with military computer expert Dabney Coleman to try to avert World War III. With Ally Sheedy, Barry Corbin. 110 mi… |
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Cars 2 Secret Spy Attack Finn McMissile $10.99 Inspired by the hit Disney/Pixar film, Cars 2, you can go on your own adventure with the master spy Finn McMissile. In all his glory, he is an international machine of mystery. Secret Spy Attack Finn McMissile is no ordinary spy car. The Secret Agent from Cars 2 sneaks onto the racing scene fully loaded with thrilling transformations. He instantly transforms for all-out action with top secret spy … |
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Missile $8.88 Missile |
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Duke Missile Launcher $16.89 GI Joe Duke Missile Launcher Arm Perfect weapon for any combat soldier Includes: This Missile Launcher Arm accessory is perfect for your GI Joe Duke costume. Note: item does not shoot missiles This is an officially licensed G.I. Joe The Rise of Cobra product. |
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Atlas Icbm Missile Weapon System Technical Manual $37.81 The first ICBM to be developed and deployed by the United States, the Atlas had a range of 5500 nautical miles and could achieve a speed of 15,500 mph. Depending on configuration, it could be equipped with either a W-49 (1.45 megaton) or W-38 (4.5 megaton) thermonuclear warhead. The Atlas’ development can be traced to a series of research and development studies performed in the wake of WWII by the Convair company. These led to the company winning a contract in 1951 for a long range missile. The three-engine XSM-65A design that eventually emerged featured a thin skin, inflated by internal fuel pressure like a balloon, and had "one and a half" stages. In this configuration, both the main booster and sustainer engines ignited at lift-off, with the boosters dropped in flight. (This unique feature was intended to make certain the sustainer engine could fire at high altitudes, something later determined to not be a problem). The missile burned kerosene and liquid oxygen fuel, and relied on a radio-command / inertial guidance system.After some teething problems including the loss of the prototype Atlas, the missile flew successfully on December 17, 1957. A little under two years later, the first USAF Atlas ICBM squadron consisting of three missiles on unprotected pads was activated at Vandenburg AFB. Subsequent deployments featured hardened "coffins" in which the missile would be stored horizontally. After a launch order was issued, the Atlas would be raised, fueled, and launched – a hazardous process that took about fifteen minutes. The system’s inherent vulnerability and long reaction time eventually led the Air Force to construct silos similar to those used with the Titan I, which lowered the response time considerably. The use of volatile fuel mixtures in the confined silo environment proved to be extremely dangerous however, and led to four catastrophic accidents. As second generation missiles came on the scene such as the Titan II and Minuteman, Atlas became obsolete. By April 1965, all Atlas ICBMs were phased out. At the peak 129 of the missiles were deployed, and nearly 350 were built during the program. Many of these would be recycled as launch vehicles for satellites. Notably, members of the Atlas family placed four of America’s Mercury astronauts in orbit.Created by the Air Force for the men who stood "on alert" with the Atlas, this technical manual contains descriptions of the HGM-16F missile, launch complex, handling and transport, checkout and launch operations, emergency procedures, and more. Originally restricted, it has been declassified and is reprinted here in book form. Some portions have been reformatted, but care has been taken to preserve the integrity of the text. |
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Titan I Missile Weapon System Operation and Organizational Maintenance Manual $44.45 Equipped with a W38 thermonuclear warhead and with a range of 5,500 nautical miles, the Titan I was the Air Force’s first multi-stage intercontinental ballistic missile, and a vital part of America’s nuclear arsenal in the years 1961-1965. Designed and built by the Glen L. Martin Company (later Martin Marietta), the HGM-25A/SM-68A missile was the first in a series of Titan rockets. Unlike its later siblings, Titan I utilized non-storable and highly volatile LOX and RP-1 as its propellants. As a result the missile had to be fueled prior to launch – a process that took roughly fifteen minutes. It would then be lifted to the surface by an elevator for launch, a process that made it vulnerable to an enemy first strike. The first successful Titan I launch took place in February, 1959. Within a year the first of 54 missiles were delivered to one of what would eventually be six USAF squadrons. The underground silos that made up the Titan I’s launch complexes represented a great leap forward from the "coffin type" semi-hardened containers used to protect the Atlas ICBM. Equipped with an underground control center, powerhouse, antenna silos for guidance radars, and a missile silo fitted with an enormous elevator, the Titan I’s design offered unparalleled protection to the launch crew. Yet the fueling protocol and surface-launch design limited its appeal to the Air Force. After only three years of full operation, it was replaced by the Titan II system, which could be launched from subterranean silos and utilized storable propellants.Originally created in 1963, this Titan I technical manual was intended to be used by missile combat crews. It is divided into seven sections describing the overall weapon system including launch complex, structures and subsystems, launch operation plan, normal operating procedures, emergency operating procedures, malfunctions, operating limitations, and crew responsibilities. Originally considered highly classified, this document has never before been available to the general public. Until now. |
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Minuteman Missile Sites $35.81 During the height of the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, President John F. Kennedy called the Minuteman missile his "ace in the hole." For much of the Cold War, Minuteman missile sites harbored America’s most potent strategic weapon, one which could deliver a thermonuclear warhead to a Soviet target within a half hour. Following the disintegration of the Soviet Union, these sites became surplus property. To review their potential for preservation as historic sites, the United States Park Service commissioned a study of the Minuteman site at Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota. The resulting report includes a brief history of the Minuteman ICBM missile system, followed by a description of the once top-secret installation at Ellsworth, including detailed reproduction of site blueprints. Both as a key source on the history and development of a once classified military site and as a charter document for what is today the Minuteman Missile National Historic Site, "Minuteman Missile Sites" represents a unique aspect of America’s treatment of its Cold War legacy. Originally published in 1995. 104 pages. ill. |
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Missile (Red) $8.88 Missile (Red) |
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Missile (Tiger) $8.88 Missile (Tiger) |
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Missile (Desert) $10 Missile (Desert) |
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