Plane Controlled By Radio -- This light plane, ***** on catapult prior to take off, is the OQ - ***** radio-controlled target plane, used at ***** Field, Air Technical Service Command Head Quarters. The pilotless plane, which is capable of speed up to 140 miles per hour was used during the war for training air force gunnery students. After take off, elevator and rudder controls are operated by radio from the ground. September 15, 1945. (Photo by ACME).

Plane Controlled By Radio -- This light plane, ***** on catapult prior to take off, is the OQ - ***** radio-controlled target plane, used at ***** Field, Air Technical Service Command Head Quarters. The pilotless plane, which is capable of speed up to 140 miles per hour was used during the war for training air force gunnery students. After take off, elevator and rudder controls are operated by radio from the ground. September 15, 1945. (Photo by ACME).
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