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Robert A Gould

William L Black

Stanley E Wood

Leroy M Stayton

A liquid propellant gun and gun loading process wherein a predetermined ant of a gas is intimately mixed with the propellant charge.

Liquid propellant gun

A projectile for a liquid propellant gun comprising a metallic forward end nd a shock buffer aft end made up of from about 60 to about 40 volume percent microballoons and from about 40 to about 60 volume percent binder.

Shock buffer for liquid propellant gun projectile

A rollonet designed to provide positive displacement of liquid rocket prolants for missle tankage comprising an inner and outer diaphragm each in the form of a continuous cylinder with a piston head therebetween. Gas pressure acting on the piston head imparts an axial thrust on the prerolled portions of the inner and outer cylinders, causing them to roll through 180.degree. away from the tank wall in a progressive manner.

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Ridgecrest, CA, United States of America

Robert A Gould