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- Q7906578 subject Q13307663.
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- Q7906578 abstract "The VB-6 Felix was a precision-guided munition developed by the United States during World War II. It was one of the precursors of modern anti-ship missiles.Created by the National Defense Research Committee, Felix relied on infrared to detect and home on targets, in clear weather, especially ships at sea at night. It was this property which earned the weapon its name, after the ability of cats to see in the dark ("Felix the Cat" was an extremely popular early-20th century cartoon character).Felix was a 1000-pound (454 kg) general purpose (GP) bomb with an infrared seeker in the nose and octagonal guidance fins in the tail. Unlike other weapons, such as the German Fritz X, Felix was autonomous (what a later generation would call fire-and-forget), though there was a flare in the tail for tracking.Successful trials led to Felix being put in production in 1945, but the Pacific War ended before it entered combat.".
- Q7906578 diameter "0.47244".
- Q7906578 length "2.31648".
- Q7906578 origin Q30.
- Q7906578 thumbnail VB-6_Felix_Guided_Bomb.jpg?width=300.
- Q7906578 type Q13494477.
- Q7906578 type Q643532.
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- Q7906578 weight "545227.2".
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- Q7906578 diameter "18.6".
- Q7906578 length "91.2".
- Q7906578 name "VB-6 Felix".
- Q7906578 origin Q30.
- Q7906578 type Q13494477.
- Q7906578 type Q643532.
- Q7906578 wars Q362.
- Q7906578 weight "1202.0".
- Q7906578 type Product.
- Q7906578 type Device.
- Q7906578 type Weapon.
- Q7906578 type Thing.
- Q7906578 type Q728.
- Q7906578 comment "The VB-6 Felix was a precision-guided munition developed by the United States during World War II. It was one of the precursors of modern anti-ship missiles.Created by the National Defense Research Committee, Felix relied on infrared to detect and home on targets, in clear weather, especially ships at sea at night.".
- Q7906578 label "VB-6 Felix".
- Q7906578 depiction VB-6_Felix_Guided_Bomb.jpg.
- Q7906578 name "VB-6 Felix".