TABLE OF CONTENTS Immediately following the closing phase of World War II, and in particular in 1950 with the involvement in the Korean conflict, the United States embarked on a crash program of missile research and development. Some of these missiles, in particular those developed in the years 1950 1964, are listed in Table F.1.
| Missile System and Designation | Guidance System | Propulsion System | Service |
|---|---|---|---|
| TITAN I ( HGM-25A) | Radio Inertial | Liquid rocket | Air Force |
| TITAN II ( LGM-25C) | Inertial | Liquid rocket | Air Force |
| ATLAS ( CGM-16D) (HGM-16F) | Radio Inertial | Liquid rocket | Air Force |
| MATADOR ( MGM-1C) | Radar Command and Hyperbolic | Turbojet | Air Force |
| MACE ( MGM-13A) | Map-matching | Turbojet | Air Force |
| MACE ( CGM-13B) | Inertial | Turbojet | Air Force |
| MINUTEMAN ( LGM-30A, B, F) | Inertial | Solid propellant | Air Force |
| BOMARC ( CIM-10A, and 10B) | Radar homing | Ramjet | Air Force |
| FALCON ( AIM-4A, C, E, F), | Radar and Infrared | Solid propellant | Air Force |
| (AIM-26A, 47A) | Homing | ||
| GENIE ( AIR-2A) | Free-flight | Solid propellant | Air Force |
| QUAIL ( ADM-20C) | Gyro autopilot | Turbojet | Air Force |
| HOUND DOG ( AGM-28) | Inertial | Turbojet | Air Force |
| DAVY CROCKET | Free-flight | Solid propellant | Army |
| ENTAC ( MGM-32A) | Wire-guided | Solid propellant | Army |
| HONEST JOHN ( MGR-1) | Free-flight | Solid propellant | Army |
| LITTLE JOHN ( MGR-3A) | Free-flight | Solid propellant | Army |
| PERSHING ( MGM-31A) | Inertial | Solid propellant | Army |
| HAWK ( MIM-23A) | Radar-homing | Solid propellant | Army |
| SERGEANT ( MGM-29A) | Inertial | Solid propellant | Army |
| SHILLELAGH ( MGM-51A) |
