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One of my pet peeves with web sources is their ephemeral nature (see above). Also they are usually less informative than published sources. In this instance Corliss has valuable context from the viewpoint of the Nike-Cajuns user.Newell has an immensity of information on early sounding rockets the whole 11th chapter of his book deals with the Nike-Cajun and Nike-Deacon and was written by three experts on the subject in 29 pages.
Mark Lincoln (talk) 22:14, 20 September 2020 (UTC)[reply]