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Two Arabs with a camel and a soldier during launch of Matador B-61 A missile in Tripoli, Libya.
Two Arabs with a camel and a soldier during launch of Matador B-61 A missile in Tripoli, Libya. Launching crew working on Matador B-61A. Matador being elevated on the zero length launcher by a launch crew. Public address speaker has been set up in mid. GI spectators on the brow of slope. Missile in raised position on zero length launcher. Launching crew removes pre launch check out cable. Matador launches. A master sergeant looking at his watch. 69th Pilotless Bomber Squadron insignia and a Tripoli AB security badge.
Two Matador B-61 missile launchers with their launch support vehicle in Tripoli, Libya.
Two Matador B-61 missile launchers with their launch support vehicle in Tripoli, Libya. Matador missile on zero length launcher, a fire truck is parked. Launching crew working on the Matador. Matador in raised position on zero length launcher. Missile launches and climbs. Some of the Matador launching crew walking toward zero length launcher. A fire truck and truck mounted crane are parked in background.
Partially assembled Matador B-61 missiles on zero length launcher in Tripoli, Libya.
Partially assembled Matador B-61 missiles on zero length launcher in Tripoli, Libya. Truck mounted crane is parked in front of the Matador. Two men starting to jockey wing suspended from up over the Matador. Two men tightening the Matador wings in place. One of the launching crew plugging cable into the lower body of the fuselage of the Matador B-61A. Launch crewman as he finishes plugging cable into the lower fuselage of the Matador. The access hatch to the floor socket in the fuselage is hanging open. Two airmen working on an instrument panel which appears to be set up in a trailer. Tail section of a Matador in background.
Matador B-61 missile in lower position on the zero length launcher in Tripoli, Libya.
An Instrument panel. Matador B-61 missile in the lower position on the zero length launcher with the launch control point in mid in Tripoli, Libya. Matador on zero length launcher with the launching crew working on it. Nose of Matador B-61A. The name "Gay Maria" painted on the nose. Several airmen are near the nose of the missile. Tail section of the Matador on the vertical stabilizer. Name "Carola" has been painted on it. Several airmen working on the matador. An Arab boy, a man and a camel. There is a soldier standing next to them. A dromedary camel is standing behind the Arab. A lieutenant Colonel seated on dromedary camel which is held by the Arab boy. They are standing beside the Matador B-61A which is on zero length launcher. The launch crew are working on the Matador.
A group of airmen and soldiers on a low rise during launch of Matador B-61 A missile in Tripoli, Libya.
A group of airmen and soldiers on a low rise during launch of Matador B-61 A missile in Tripoli, Libya. A field power unit with whip antennas. Four antenna towers in background. Matador B-61A missile on the zero length launcher. After a few moments the matador is launched. Spectators and launcher crew leaving the area. Small crane mounted on truck which is parked next to nose of an upended Matador. Launch control site has been dug in mid. An empty zero length launcher is parked in background. Scene of radar trailer. A dish radar and a cross light mast mounted on two trailers. Dish radar revolving atop the trailer. The remains of an old fort in background as well as two high frequency message transmission towers. Two radar trailers. Dish radar is revolving from atop the first trailer.
Matador B-61 A being launched from zero length launcher in Tripoli, Libya.
Group of military personnel dispersing from a point near a sandbar placement in Tripoli, Libya. Matador B-61 missile on zero length launcher. Scenes of launching crew. Matador missile raises upwards. Fire truck in background. Launch crewman gather around the launcher. Matador B-61 A being launched from zero length launcher.
