Unmanned Air Vehicles

This chapter contains sections titled: Early Missiles, Airships, Siemens-Halske Glide Bomb (1914), Low’s Aerial Target (1916), Flettner, Drexler, and Dieckmann (1916), Fledermaus (1916), Avion Automatique (1917), Sperry Messenger Aerial Torpedo (1920), Rae Target (1921), Rae Ram (1922), US Navy N-9H (1922), Rae Larynx (1925), De Havilland Fairey Queen (1932), De Havilland Queen Bee (1934), Radioplane OQ/TDD (1935), OQ-2/TDD-1, OQ-3/TDD-2, OQ-14/TDD-3, Argus as 292/FZG-43 (1936), Airspeed Queen Wasp (1937), Project Dog (1937), Project Fox (1938), MXY3/MXY4 Target Drones (1938), Vega Model 40 Target Drone (1939), Fleetwings A-1 (1939), Culver A-8/PQ-8 (1940), Operazione Canarino (1940), General Motors A-1 (1941), Assalto Radioguidato (1942), Project Option (1942), Fleetwings YPQ-12A (1943), Interstate XBDR-1 (1943), Mistel (1943), Fairchild XBQ-3 (1943), Project Perilous (1944), Guided Munitions, SWOD MK 9 Bat