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5KB of memory at 150 feet: TSR-2’s nuclear gamble
The TSR-2’s attack system was meant to guide a crew through darkness, rain and Soviet defenses at roughly 150 to 200 feet ...
The TSR-2 lifted into her maiden flight at 3.28pm today, marking both an aeronautical achievement and this Government's last major political act. It remains for the next Government to prove that this ...
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Less than 5 KB: The computer that couldn’t keep up with TSR-2
TSR-2 needed a digital computer to fuse inertial navigation, Doppler ground speed and sideways-looking radar fixes into one real-time answer: where the aircraft was, where the target was and when to ...
The British Aircraft Corporation TSR-2 was to have been a supersonic bomber that would have dashed in under the Soviet Union’s radar to deliver nuclear weapons. Taking off from Wiltshire, England, the ...
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