Gosling solid rocket booster
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Gosling solid rocket booster
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The Gosling was a British single nozzle wrap around solid rocket booster developed by Bristol Aircraft Co. in the 1950s to act as a booster motor for the 'Red Duster' Bristol Ferranti Bloodhound for the RAF, the Sea Slug for the Royal Navy, and the Thunderbird for the British Army. All three are surface to air missiles. It would burn for between 8 and 12 seconds, providing an average thrust of 103.24kN which would allow the Bloodhound missile to reach Mach 2.2 and a maximum altitude of just over
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Strap on solid rocket booster
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2024-02-17T17:17:20Z
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