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Rocket-Wing-Bomb and Rocket-Torpedo

Zbigniew Leliwa‐Krzywoblocki

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For the problem of bombing from a distance we may use either ordinary wingbombs or wing-bombs acting by propulsion (e.g., rocket propulsion). The uses of such bombs have been thoroughly discussed by Rougeron in his well-known book “L’Aviation de Bombardement.” (I).

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For the problem of bombing from a distance we may use either ordinary wingbombs or wing-bombs acting by propulsion (e.g., rocket propulsion). The uses of such bombs have been thoroughly discussed by Rougeron in his well-known book “L’Aviation de Bombardement.” (I).

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For the problem of bombing from a distance we may use either ordinary wingbombs or wing-bombs acting by propulsion (e.g., rocket propulsion). The uses of such bombs have been thoroughly discussed by Rougeron in his well-known book “L’Aviation de Bombardement.” (I).

Key concepts: Rocket (weapon), Aeronautics, Aerospace engineering, Propulsion, Wing, Engineering, Jet propulsion, Aviation

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