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24 | ORIGINS F-106 ORDNANCE AIM-4F Radar Missile Radar missiles use a radar transceiver and electronics to find and track its target. The NATO brevity code is Fox Three. AIM-4G Infrared Missile IR Missiles are guided by infrared. This missile uses the emission of electromagnetic radiation in the infrared spectrum of a target to track and follow until the target is hit and destroyed. This type of missile is known as a “heat seeker’ and the NATO brevity code for air to air missiles in Fox Two. AIR-2A Genie Nuclear Rocket MELANIE E MAGDALENA | CC BY 4.0 Designed to be fired into adversary bomber formations, this was the world’s first nuclear-armed air to air missile deployed by the Air Force. The rocket design included flip out wings for flight stability. These rockets were removed from inventory in the early 1980s. M61 20mm Cannon Gatling guns are rapid fire rotary cannons with multiple barrels in a rotating cluster that sustains a rate of fire. The M61 is a six barrel 20mm cannon that can fire up to 6,600 rounds per minute. www.knowyourorigins.org
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