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Seconds after a submarine is detected, a shipboard computer automatically charts the sub's course, range and speed . . . then aims the missile launcher. Upon command, a rocket-propelled ballistic missile is Bred. Swift and precise sequential control of Honeywell's ASROC provides the first g long-range anti- submarine weapon From initial sonar detection through firing and ultimate target contact, ASROC's automatic system delivers an unerringly destructive missile from thousands of yards away-all in a matter of seconds! Development of ASROC started with an idea and tens of thousands of unanswered questions. Hop- ing to Bnd the answers, the Bureau of Naval Weapons gave Honeywell, as prime contractor, the full respon- sibility of designing, developing, testing and pro- ducing the entire system under technical direction of the Naval Ordnance Test Station. The ASROC concept was based on present knowl- edge at the time the program was initiated, but it remained for exhaustive test programs, carried out by the Navy-Honeywell team, to develop ASROC from idea to hardware. Early in the program, prototype missiles were test Bred statically and from moving platforms at the Naval Ordnance Test Station to obtain aerodynamic research information. Engineers measured, re- corded and computed items and distances for thrust termination,aitframeseparationandpayloadimpacts. Hydroballistic information was obtained from dummy payloads Bred into the water from a test stand and dropped from airplanes into a hydrophone range. Calculations on trajectory, hydrodynamic stability and depth-time ratios contributed to de- sign. Throughout the development program, more than 200 test Brings were conducted. The result is an integrated weapon system con- sisting of an underwater sonar detection device, an electronic digital Bre-control computer, a missile launcher, the ASROC missiles and all necessary training equipment. The facilities of 14 Honeywell divisions are avail- able for development of any complex control prob- lems of missile or aircraft systems and components. If you have a problem in the design of systems or components, call or write: Honeywell, Military Products Group, Minneapolis 8, Minn. Sale: and .feruice offer in all principal citief of the worfd. Honeywell iii Eayload is a torpedo, a parachute blossoms in begins an acoustical homing search from which it - ' Wm QAM?
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