SM-64 Navaho

The North American SM-64 Navaho was a supersonic intercontinental cruise missile project built by North American Aviation (NAA). The final design was capable of delivering a nuclear weapon to the USSR from bases within the US, while cruising at Mach 3 at 60,000 feet (18,000 m) altitude. The missile was named after the Navajo Nation, starting with "NA" for North American, it is sometimes stated to also be an acronym for North American Vehicle, Alcohol, Hydrogen peroxide, Oxygen, referring to the missile's propellants.

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Navaho missile

Navaho missile

Navaho launch

Navaho in flight

NAVAHO ERECTING PEDESTAL AT 75 DEGREES

NAVAHO IN VERTICAL POSITION ON LAUNCH STAND - 1957

NAVAHO X-10 ON SKID STRIP - Cape Canaveral, 1956

NAVAHO XSM-64 AND BOOSTER MATED FOR LAUNCH - 1956

NAVAHO XSM-64 LAUNCH - 26 June 1957

X-10 DRONE FLIGHT FROM SKID STRIP - 24 September 1958

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		Navaho missile		Commons
commons	image		Navaho missile		Commons
commons	image		Navaho launch		Commons
commons	image		Navaho in flight		Commons
commons	image		NAVAHO ERECTING PEDESTAL AT 75 DEGREES		Commons
commons	image		NAVAHO IN VERTICAL POSITION ON LAUNCH STAND - 1957		Commons
commons	image		NAVAHO X-10 ON SKID STRIP - Cape Canaveral, 1956		Commons
commons	image		NAVAHO XSM-64 AND BOOSTER MATED FOR LAUNCH - 1956		Commons
commons	image		NAVAHO XSM-64 LAUNCH - 26 June 1957		Commons
commons	image		X-10 DRONE FLIGHT FROM SKID STRIP - 24 September 1958		Commons