New USAF Lockheed jet interceptor F-94C "Starfire" with advanced electronics at Palmdale Airport in California and in fl

The F-94C Starfire, a Lockheed jet interceptor, was unveiled at Palmdale Airport, California. It features a radar-equipped black nose hood and a ring of 24 rockets, making it the first U.S. all-rocket fighter. The aircraft operates almost entirely automatically, with pilot control needed only for landing and takeoff. It can climb to 45,000 feet at speeds over 600 mph. Ground radar guides the craft until its instruments take over to track and fire at enemies. Equipped with a tail parachute for quick landings, the F-94C serves as an aerial watchdog, showcasing advanced electronics and innovative design.

What is unique about the F-94C Starfire's weaponry?

• It has a stealth mode.

• It uses a nuclear-powered engine.

• It is the first U.S. all-rocket fighter.

• It has a laser-guided missile system.

In what aspect does the F-94C Starfire require pilot control?

• During combat maneuvers

• In landing and takeoff

• While firing rockets

• When reaching maximum altitude

What is the maximum speed of the F-94C Starfire?

• 800 miles per hour

• 500 miles per hour

• 600 miles per hour

• 700 miles per hour

How does the F-94C Starfire track and engage enemies?

• With infrared sensors

• Using manual targeting by the pilot

• Through electronic tracking and aiming

• By visual confirmation from the radar man

What feature aids the F-94C Starfire in quick landings?

• Magnetic landing strip

• Retractable landing gear

• Reverse thrust engines

• Tail parachute