The Tiny Tim air-to-ground missile was the largest American
rocket in service during World War II. Loaded with TNT, it could
destroy coastal defense guns, pill boxes, bridges, tanks, and ships.
Tiny Tims sank at least one Japanese ship and seriously damaged
another. During the Korean War, one Tiny Tim knocked out
a key bridge. Visible in this partial cutaway are simulated
solid-propellant sticks and some of the rocket's 24 exhaust
nozzles. Picture taken at the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center in Chantilly, Virginia, USA.
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