The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Starboard bow view of the heavy cruiser, Baltimore Class 8 inch, USS Toledo (CA0133). At the head of the mainmast is a Regulus 1 surface to surface guided missile which is trained by the SPQ-2 Radar. The other radars visible include SPS-4 Zenith/Surface search at the head of the foremast and SPS-6 air search below it. A mark 25 Fire Control Radar is fitted on the Mark 37 secondary armament director which is trained to port. Note the twin 3 inch/50 AA guns on the main deck forward and on the raised platforms amidships abaft the twin 5 inch/38 gun turret. They are controlled by the mark 56 directors mounted either side of the forward superstructure and amidships.
Starboard bow view of the heavy cruiser, Baltimore Class 8 inch, USS Toledo (CA0133). At the head of the mainmast is a Regulus 1 surface to surface guided missile which is trained by the SPQ-2 Radar.
A port bow view of the heavy cruiser, Baltimore Class 8 inch, USS Toledo (CA0133). At the head of the mainmast is a Regulus 1 surface to surface guided missile which is trained by the SPQ-2 Radar. The
C.1955. STARBOARD BOW VIEW OF THE CRUISER USS TOLEDO (CA-133) FIRING A REGULUS I SURFACE TO SURFACE GUIDED MISSILE. THE MISSILE IS CONTROLLED BY THE SPQ-2 RADAR TRAINED TO STARBOARD AT THE HEAD OF THE
Starboard bow view of the heavy cruiser, Baltimore Class 8 inch, USS Toledo (CA0133). At the head of the mainmast is a Regulus 1 surface to surface guided missile which is trained by the SPQ-2 Radar.
AERIAL PORT SIDE VIEW OF THE DESTROYER USS HANSON (DD-832). THE SPS-8 HEIGHT FINDING RADAR AERIAL ON THE AFTER SUPERSTUCTURE IDENTIFIES HER AS A RADAR PICKET CONVERSION. SPS-6 AIR SEARCH RADAR IS FITT
PORT BOW VIEW OF THE RADAR PICKET DESTROYER USS ROGERS (DDR-876). SHE IS IDENTIFIABLE AS SUCH BY THE LARGE SPS-8 HEIGHT FINDING RADAR ABAFT HER FUNNEL. SHE ALSO CARRIES SPS-10 SURFACE SEARCH RADAR AT
