MGM-13 Mace

The Martin Mace was a ground-launched cruise missile developed from the earlier Martin TM-61 Matador. It used a new self-contained navigation system that eliminated the need to get updates from ground-based radio stations, and thereby allowed it to fly further beyond the front lines. To take advantage of this longer practical range, Mace was larger than Matador and could travel a longer total distance.

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1959  Wikimedia, Wikidata
cruise missile, United States Air Force, Glenn L. Martin Company, 

cruise missile, SSM-N-8 Regulus, 

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CGM-13B Mace

Wiki-mace-b-1-airshow

Steel door for the Mace B launch cell

Mace MGM-13 and W28 nuclear warhead in silo on Okinawa

Martin CGM-13B Mace USAF

MACE B

MGM-13 Mace

588th TMG - 17th TMS - Orlando AFB 1958

First TM-76 Mace HARDSITE LAUNCH FROM PAD 22 - 11 July 1960

1st Tactical Missile Squadron Martin MGM-1 Matador

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		CGM-13B Mace		Commons
commons	image		Wiki-mace-b-1-airshow		Commons
commons	image		Steel door for the Mace B launch cell		Commons
commons	image		Mace MGM-13 and W28 nuclear warhead in silo on Okinawa		Commons
commons	image		Martin CGM-13B Mace USAF		Commons
commons	image		MACE B		Commons
commons	image		MGM-13 Mace		Commons
commons	image		588th TMG - 17th TMS - Orlando AFB 1958		Commons
commons	image		First TM-76 Mace HARDSITE LAUNCH FROM PAD 22 - 11 July 1960		Commons
commons	image		1st Tactical Missile Squadron Martin MGM-1 Matador		Commons