File:Lark surface-to-air missile on display at White Sands.jpg

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English: The Lark, an early anti-air missile. According to the source: Development and testing of the Lark began in 1944. It was designed by the Navy as a defense against Japanese aerial suicide attacks in the Pacific. The idea was for an observer to remotely guide the missile to its target via a radio link. Further development testing was conducted at White Sands after WWII.
Source Lark on http://www.wsmr-history.org/
Author U.S. Navy/White Sands Missile Range Museum
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Public domain This work is from the White Sands Missile Range Museum website. All photographs on the site are in the public domain unless otherwise specified. Use of appropriate byline/photo/image credits is appreciated.

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