VHF breakdown on a Nike-Cajun rocket
VHF quadraloop antenna breakdown in Nike-Cajun rocket due to outgassing
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VHF quadraloop antenna breakdown in Nike-Cajun rocket due to outgassing
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Grenade vibration and ejection tests with a nose cone for the nike-cajun rocket
An experiment designed to measure the ambient neutral composition of the upper atmosphere was flown aboard a Nike-Cajun rocket launched at 1302 EST, May 18, 1962, at Wallops Island, Virginia. This is a preliminary report of a result of that firing.
Engineering aspects of instrumentation and circuitry for pitot-static probe payloads for Nike-Cajun rockets
Optical observation of a high altitude release of water
Noctilucent cloud investigation by Nike-Cajun sounding rockets in Sweden
Theoretical prediction of rolling motion of Nike-Cajun and Nike-Apache rocket vehicles
Payload canister for producing trimethyl aluminum trails in upper atmosphere using Nike-Cajun or Nike-Apache rocket
Nike-cajun sounding rockets used for particle sampling from noctilucent clouds at the mesopause region of the atmosphere
Nike-Cajun sounding rocket temperature, pressure, density, and wind measurements in upper stratosphere and mesosphere - tables
Telemeter failure on nike-cajun 10.57ua simulation tests
Corrective measures on nike cajuns
Nike-Cajun measurements of upper air neutral composition by quadrupole mass spectrometer designed to minimize recombination effect
Service manual for Capache payload recovery system for sounding rockets of Nike-Cajun and Nike-Apache class