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Image of Black plastic model of a Boeing AF54-3079 Bomarc IM 99 US Air Force missile, ca. 1955-1960
1960.1996
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Black plastic model of a Boeing AF54-3079 Bomarc IM 99 US Air Force missile, ca. 1955-1960

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The supersonic Bomarc missile, launched in 1955, was the first long-range anti-aircraft missile ever made, and the first one that Boeing mass-produced.
ID Number: 1960.1996
Date: Circa 1955-1960
Physical Description: 1 Model, Airplane; plastic; 2 in.H x 4 in.W x 10 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1960.1996
Subjects: Aerospace, Businesses and Corporations, Military, Innovation and Invention

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