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Pershing missile bibliography

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This Pershing missile bibliography is a list of works related to the Pershing 1 and Pershing 1a Field Artillery Missile Systems and the Pershing II Weapon System.

Books

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Martin / Martin Marietta

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Bendix

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Burroughs

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US Army

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Lineage and honors

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History

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Technical manuals

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Soldier's manuals

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Other

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US Air Force

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German Air Force

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Central Intelligence Agency

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MAN

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Articles

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Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists

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The Field Artilleryman (1969-1973)

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Field Artillery Journal (1973-1987)

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Field Artillery (1987-2007)

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Fires (2007)

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Interavia

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Life

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The New York Times

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The Ordnance Magazine

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  • Jones III, Lauris T. (Winter 1986). "The Pershing Rocket Motor" (PDF). The Ordnance Magazine. United States Army Ordnance Corps Association. pp. 42–45.
  • "Privates Take Charge" (PDF). The Ordnance Magazine. United States Army Ordnance Corps Association. Winter 1986. p. 58.

The Giant and The Pershing Cable

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Redstone Rocket

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Time

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Other

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Other

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PanzerBaer

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Documentaries

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The Big Picture

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Other

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Photos

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  • Del Tredici, Robert (15 October 1986). Terminal Guidance. At Work in the Fields of the Bomb – via NuclearFiles.org.

Walkarounds

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Audio

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  • Mack, Robert. "U.S. Army Pershing Missile Launch". Living Sound Effects, Volume 3. Bainbridge Entertainment. BCD2003.

Fiction

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Novels

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Film

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Television

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  • Moder, Dick (director) (21 April 1978). "The Murderous Missile". Wonder Woman. Wonder Woman must stop the hijacking of an experimental thought controlled missile. The missile prop is an Estes model rocket Pershing.
  • Roh, Mike (director) (2011). "Liftoff". Eureka. Event occurs at 12:28. The interceptor missile launch is U.S. Army footage of a Pershing 1a missile launch.
  • Deutschland 83. 2015. The series is set in 1983 West Germany during the Pershing II deployment. Series opening includes a Pershing 1a being erected.
  • The First Lady. 2022. Event occurs at 0:55. Series opening includes a Pershing 1a being erected.

Music

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  • Geier Sturzflug (1983). "Besuchen Sie Europa (solange es noch steht)" [Visit Europe (While It's Still Standing)]. Heiße Zeiten [Hot Times] (in German). The first verse ends with "And a Pershing II rises from the Olympus Range"
  • Krokus (1986). Change of Address. The gatefold photo has four of the band members wearing the insignia of the 56th Field Artillery Command.

Music videos

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  • Cash, Johnny; Lester, Butch (writer) (1991). "Goin' By The Book". The Mystery of Life. Universal Music Group. Event occurs at 2:05. Archived from the original on 12 December 2021. The missile is a Pershing 1a being erected with a timestamp of 13 November 1979. The scene occurs after the line "There's armies in the cities and the missiles stand ready for flight."

Artwork

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Memorabilia

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World Memorial Fund for Disaster Relief

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Leonard Cheshire created the World Memorial Fund for Disaster Relief in 1990. The charity obtained Pershing and SS-20 scrap material and created memorabilia for fund raising.

Other

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  • Missile Age Interlocking Picture Puzzle. Jaymar. 5034.