![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjlnECGWcytch89Eo6z6qfk2Y42oUJQPeLrH4OWtZLivHxrJj5DbB-VJC_Escudb7cW1fxV14hoZ6DOFlsTu-0DFYqlXvS1L8XWZmyVImN91dXTQ4znnQ2Ne8Tt539x28pq4NLwWseHvg/s400/1957rocketsandmissiles.jpg)
UPDATE :Reader Graham Bates tells me "The cover illustration is, in fact, from a series of ads issued by Northrop Aircraft in the late 1950's (the Snark being one of their missiles).
Bergaust, Erik. Rockets and Missiles. New York: GP Putnam's Sons. (48 p.) 28 cm.
This one is a pictorial encyclopedia of the rockets and missiles used by the Army, Navy and Air Force. It also has sections on research rockets and "missiles of tomorrow" It gives 1 page to each type of missile. With a 1 page glossary of rocket and missile terms at the back of the book.
John,
ReplyDeleteThe cover illustration is, in fact, from a series of ads issued by Northrop Aircraft in the late 1950's (the Snark being one of their missiles).
Regards,
Graham Bates