ROCKET RIDE.—A rocket belt designed for the United States Army Transportation Research Command being tested in Buffalo, New York. Twin nozzles extending out on each side provide the thrust by releasing hydrogen peroxide decomposed into steam. The throttles are situated on two control arms extending forward. In 30 controlled free flights an estimated speed of 20 miles an hour was reached for flights of about 360ft
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Press, Volume C, Issue 29540, 15 June 1961, Page 10
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66ROCKET RIDE.—A rocket belt designed for the United States Army Transportation Research Command being tested in Buffalo, New York. Twin nozzles extending out on each side provide the thrust by releasing hydrogen peroxide decomposed into steam. The throttles are situated on two control arms extending forward. In 30 controlled free flights an estimated speed of 20 miles an hour was reached for flights of about 360ft Press, Volume C, Issue 29540, 15 June 1961, Page 10
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