File:Hi-Hoe sounding rocket on F4H Phantom.jpg
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DescriptionHi-Hoe sounding rocket on F4H Phantom.jpg |
English: Lt. Al Newman (Fighter Weapons Systems Projects Officer) with PROJECT HI-HOE ("Caleb") sounding rocket mounted on F4H Phantom launch aircraft. China Lake, 26 Jul 1962. |
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