AGM-53 Condor

In 1962, the U.S. Navy issued a requirement for a long-range high-precision air-to-surface missile. The missile, named the AGM-53A Condor, was to use a television guidance system with a data link to the launching aircraft similar to the system of the then projected AGM-62 Walleye.

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AGM-169 Joint Common Missile, Kh-15, Mokopa, PARS 3 LR, 

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AGM-53 Condor in flight 1970

XAGM-53 Condor missile 1973

Grumman A-6A with AGM-53 Condor 1973

AGM-53 Condor on A-6A Apr 1973

AGM-53A Condor launched from A-6

AGM-53A Condor electromechanical actuators

A-6E Condor missile controls cockpit installation

A-6E Condor tracking pod

AGM-53A Condor missile tail-mounted data link

AGM-53A Condor electro-optical missile

Type	Subtype	Date	Description	Notes	Source
commons	image		AGM-53 Condor in flight 1970		Commons
commons	image		XAGM-53 Condor missile 1973		Commons
commons	image		Grumman A-6A with AGM-53 Condor 1973		Commons
commons	image		AGM-53 Condor on A-6A Apr 1973		Commons
commons	image		AGM-53A Condor launched from A-6		Commons
commons	image		AGM-53A Condor electromechanical actuators		Commons
commons	image		A-6E Condor missile controls cockpit installation		Commons
commons	image		A-6E Condor tracking pod		Commons
commons	image		AGM-53A Condor missile tail-mounted data link		Commons
commons	image		AGM-53A Condor electro-optical missile		Commons