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Here's the drawing from the book:

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As mentioned in Norman Polmar's book, the idea was to launch a modified F-11F Tiger fighter, and the idea of storing a fighter in a Regulus hangar, was tried onboard SSG-574 Greyback using an F-11F fighter. It also stated that the storage of aircraft would be foreward of the conning-tower (sail) only.

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Good thing Mike Sparks doesn't seem to know about these.

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Source Materiel is always welcome.

Nice idea for a AU submarine,even if it is actually a never built design.

Another interesting project, to weird to become real. Great!

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Excellent drawing!
I wonder what an updated version would be like.

I drew this, and I hope Erik knows what they are those missile?

regulus 2, I suppose? (not looked at refs, just guessing)

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No, that are those on the first drawing!

It almost looks like an evolved navalized version of AGM-28 Hound Dog.