The Tiny Tim was an American air-to-ground rocket used near the end of the Second World War. The Tiny Tim was built in response to a United States Navy...

1958 Tiny Tim, from The Topper comic strip Tiny Tim, the eponymous baby from the American schoolyard rhyme "Miss Lucy had a baby" Tiny Tim (rocket), an...

after Navy Lieutenant John Armitage, who was killed while testing a Tiny Tim rocket at NOTS in August 1944. Work done by Caltech at NOTS for the Manhattan...

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of the HVAR having become available as an alternative. FFAR Tiny Tim (rocket) BOAR (rocket) http://bulletpicker.com/pdf/OP%201415,%20Rocket%20Assemblies...

fitted it with 5-inch underwing rockets and search radar for the antishipping/antisubmarine role. The large Tiny Tim rocket-powered warhead was used in 1945...

retractable searchlight in bomb bay. TBM-3M TBM-3 conversion as a Tiny Tim rocket launcher. TBM-3N TBM-3 conversion for night attack. TBM-3P TBM-3 conversion...

established as a missile test range. 26 September 1945 – A modified Navy Tiny Tim (rocket) configured as a booster for WAC Corporal became the first missile...

testing of the 3.5-inch, 5-inch, HVAR and 11.75-inch (Tiny Tim) rockets. By late 1944, rocket development and testing work began to taper off, and production...

loft up to 24 HVARs and 2 Tiny Tims with a combined rocket weight of 5,800 pounds (2,600 kg). In April 1945, HVAR rockets were used in Operation Bumblebee...