The requirement for the predictable dispersion of small munitions over large areas from ground support missile systems has resulted in the development of a fin stabilized submissile and sling ejection system for the Little John warhead. The progressive development of this system is traced including a comparison of simulator, sled test, and flight test results. The results indicate that it is not only necessary but also possible to eject long slender bodies, from a missile warhead at Mach 1, in a stable, uniform and predictable manner.
Dispersion development program
1975-08-01
Conference paper
No indication
English
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