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General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: scottak on March 06, 2012, 08:26:55 PM
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sorry, i know its not like me to post so little info about a proposed thing, but this is all i could find that didn't look it was read from a children's book.
The Tiny Tim was an American air to ground rocket used near the end of the Second World War. One source states it was built in response to a US Navy requirement for an anti-shipping rocket capable of hitting ships outside of their anti-aircraft range, with a payload capable of sinking heavy shipping. However, according to the China Lake Weapons Digest, the Tiny Tim was
... designed by the Caltech-China Lake team as a bunker-buster, Tim was the first large aircraft rocket, and, although it saw only limited service in WWII, it helped form the foundations of many postwar developments in rocketry.
For a warhead, Tiny Tim utilized a 500 lb semi-armor-piercing high explosive bomb. It had a maximum range of 1,500 meters (1,640 yards) wiki.
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sorry, i know its not like me to post so little info about a proposed thing, but this is all i could find that didn't look it was read from a children's book.
The Tiny Tim was an American air to ground rocket used near the end of the Second World War. One source states it was built in response to a US Navy requirement for an anti-shipping rocket capable of hitting ships outside of their anti-aircraft range, with a payload capable of sinking heavy shipping. However, according to the China Lake Weapons Digest, the Tiny Tim was
... designed by the Caltech-China Lake team as a bunker-buster, Tim was the first large aircraft rocket, and, although it saw only limited service in WWII, it helped form the foundations of many postwar developments in rocketry.
For a warhead, Tiny Tim utilized a 500 lb semi-armor-piercing high explosive bomb. It had a maximum range of 1,500 meters (1,640 yards) wiki.
add on to the info. Weight 583 kg
Length 3.12 m
Width 9
Muzzle velocity 245.8 m/s
Maximum range 1,500 m
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add on to the info. Weight 583 kg
Length 3.12 m
Width 9
Muzzle velocity 245.8 m/s
Maximum range 1,500 m
good wish but how can a rocket have a muzzle velocity. it sounds funny
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good wish but how can a rocket have a muzzle velocity. it sounds funny
dk. i guess it was out of a lack of a better term.
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Search is your friend. This HAS been asked for before. :bhead
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Search is your friend. This HAS been asked for before. :bhead
yup
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Search is your friend. This HAS been asked for before. :bhead
realy? I thought this wouldnt be asked that much at all.
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realy? I thought this wouldnt be asked that much at all.
never mind.
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sorry, i know its not like me to post so little info about more gummy bears, but this is all the gummy bears i could find that didn't look it was read from a children's book.
gummy bears are an American air to ground rocket used near the end of the Second World War. One source states the gummy bears were built in response to a US Navy requirement for more gummy bears capable of hitting ships outside of their anti-aircraft range, with a payload capable of a bag of gummy bears. However, according to the China Lake Weapons Digest, the new bag of gummy bears was
... designed by the Caltech-China Lake team as some gummy bears, Tim was the first large bag of gummy bears, and, although it saw only limited service in WWII, it helped form the foundations of many postwar developments in gummy bears.
For a bag of gummy bears, Tiny Tim utilized a 500 lb semi-armor-piercing high explosive gummy bear. It had a maximum range of 1,500 meters (1,640 yards) wiki.
no
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no
damn it! who keeps changing my words to gummy bears? it's not funny any more.
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damn it! who keeps changing my gummy bears to gummy bears? it's not funny any more.
I'm not sure. I think it's some sort of glitch in the forum. It's probably related to the new game patch.
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gummy bears! who keeps changing my words to gummy bears? it's not funny any more.
:rofl :rofl :rofl
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I'm not sure. I think it's some sort of glitch in the forum. It's probably related to the new game patch.
look i know its u so can u olease stop?
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look i know its u so can u olease stop?
Well then. I know you're 'just' 12 but it seems your critical thinking skills were failing you earlier when you seemed befuddled. ;)
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Well then. I know you're 'just' 12 but it seems your critical thinking skills were failing you earlier when you seemed befuddled. ;)
i wasnt " befuddled", i was joking that i didnt know who it was. i knew it was you when you first posted that smily face.
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i wasnt " befuddled", i was joking that i didnt know who it was. i knew it was you when you first posted that smily face.
When the smiley face was posted? Ya got me. It was me all along. :lol
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When the smiley face was posted? Ya got me. It was me all along. :lol
not the one you just posted. And now that the joke is over, you done now?
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not the one you just posted. And now that the joke is over, you done now?
I'm not so sure the joke's over but I am done now. :D
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not the gummy bear you just gummy bear. And now that gummy bear is over, you gummy bear now?
can someone translate this?
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I'm not so sure the joke's over but I am done now. :D
ummmmm may i draw your attention to the following important information?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh3-8yqc0Bg (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qh3-8yqc0Bg)
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(http://cdn2.cagepotato.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/402-facepalm-your-doing-it-wrong.jpg)
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:rofl Arlo
don't be changing his words. :lol
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:rofl Arlo
don't be gummy bearing his words. :lol
:D Not his. Ever.
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can someone translate this?
really? you gonna keep doing that?
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can someone translate this?
Someone is hungry? :D
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really? you gonna keep doing that?
Although your angst is absolutely hilarious and has given me many reasons to smile during the course of a boring work day, I suggest that you investigate the auto-filter on the forum.
The only forum members that can change any of your posts are admins
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:headscratch: :bolt:
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MMMMMMMM gummy bear rockets
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i neva miss the chance to troll cuz i has no live
well open a book young man go outside get some fresh air and maybe a girlfriend
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can someone translate this?
I thought you squeakers spoke a universal squeaker language?
ack-ack
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Although your angst is absolutely hilarious and has given me many reasons to smile during the course of a boring work day, I suggest that you investigate the auto-filter on the forum.
The only forum members that can change any of your posts are admins
i know how he is doing it.
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well open a book young man go outside get some fresh air and maybe a gummy bear
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China Lake Alumni (Tiny Tim Project and others):
http://www.chinalakealumni.org/1948/1948mo.htm
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well open a book young man go outside get some fresh air and maybe a girlfriend
aww i love you to buddy. your acting 5 but thats ok we all grow up some time....well i think, but your ok. i think.
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aww i love you to buddy. your acting 5 but thats ok we all grow up some time....well i think, but your ok. i think.
who? me or him?
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who? me or him?
twinboom.
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for all of you feeling the need to fill the void david wales left behind, look no further.
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"cheese for everyone!"
Sheogorath
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"gummy bears for everyone!"
Sheogorath
:D
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good wish but how can a rocket have a muzzle velocity. it sounds funny
Also keep in mind that it takes a rocket a lot longer to get to it's top speed 'muzzle velocity' than anything fired out of a gunbarrel.
This is a big part of the reason the GyroJet failed. It was a handgun that used rocket propelled bullets and could be fired underwater. Unfortunately point blank was the safest distance to be from one fired in your direction.
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good wish but how can a rocket have a muzzle velocity. it sounds funny
If its from Wikipedia im going to poop myself. :rofl
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If its from Wikipedia im going to poop myself. :rofl
it is but the other one is from another website. i backed it up.
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(http://www.chinalakealumni.org/1945/NP45-003523.jpg)
Isn't this larger than the HVAR 5?
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Yes. Its actually dropped from the aircraft like a bomb and a lanyard of 15-25 feet fires the rocket. It actually could be in the game because it saw as much service as the F4U1C P47N and P47M. It wasnt the failure the F4U1C was but it did kill more Americans than enemy when it was key to the sinking of the USS Franklin.