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U.S. Navy Starts
Training Crews for
Robot Weapons
WASHINGTON, </P) — The
Navy has started training crews
for its robot weapons warships,
the first of two which will be
ready about 1954.
This came Gut Thursday in a
list of routine orders transferring
officers. One of them was as
signed to “naval guided missile
training unit No. 21.”
The Navy, both in its own re
search program and in collabora
tion with the other armed forces,
has for several years been train
ing a relatively small number of
technicians for development
work.
While officials did not specify
where unit No. 21 is located, a
large part of the Navy’s mis
sile program is centered at Point
Mugu, Calif., the overwater test
ing area. However, the Navy also
carries on extensive operations
afloat, including missile launch
ing from the former seaplane
tender Norton Sound, now a lab
oratory ship, and from a sub
marine. ,
The overall objective is to have
weapons, ships and crews ready
at about the same time.
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