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|name = F-102 Delta Dagger
|type =[[Interceptor Interceptoraircraft]]
|manufacturer = [[Convair]]
|image = Image:F102 4.jpg
|caption = F-102 from Florida ANGAir National Guard deploys braking parachute
|designer =
|first flight =[[1953-10-24 October]] [[1953]]
|introduced = April 1956
|retired =1976, USAF<br/>1979, foreign users<br/>1986, target drones
|number built = 1,000
|status = Retired
|unit cost =US$1.2 million<ref name="knaack">Knaack, Marcelle Size. ''Encyclopedia of US Air Force Aircraft and Missile Systems: Volume 1 Post-World War II Fighters 1945-1973''. Washington, DC: Office of Air Force History, 1978. ISBN 0-912799-59-5.</ref>
|variants with their own articles =
|primary user = [[United States Air Force]]
|more users = Greece<br/>Turkey
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The '''[[Convair]] '''F-102 Delta Dagger''' [[fighter aircraft]] was part of the backbone of the [[United States]] [[United States Air Force|air defenses]] in the late 1950s. Entering service in [[1956 in aviation|1956]], its main purpose was to intercept invading [[Soviet Union|Soviet]] [[bomber]] fleets. The aircraft's development was long and troubled, and by the early 1960s it was being replaced by [[F-101 Voodoo]]s, F-106 Delta Darts and later by [[F-4 Phantom II]]s. Many of the F-102s were transferred to [[United States Air National Guard]] duty by the mid- to late-1960s, and the plane left service altogether in [[1976 in aviation|1976]].
 
The F-102's direct successor was the related [[F-106 Delta Dart]], which was originally designated YF-102B.
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==Operators==
* [[Greece]],
* [[Turkey]],
* [[United States Air Force]],
 
==Survivors==
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Below is a list of museums with an F-102 in their collection:
 
* [[Carolinas Aviation Museum]] Charlotte, NC (Formerly on display at Florence SC)
 
This list is incomplete, please help expand it
 
==Specifications (F-102A)==
[[Image:F-102A DELTA DAGGER afg-041110-022.jpg|right|300px|Orthographically projected diagram of the F-102A Delta Dagger.]]
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|ref=The Great Book of Fighters<ref>Green, William and Swanborough, Gordon. ''The Great Book of Fighters''. St. Paul, Minnesota: MBI Publishing, 2001. ISBN 0-7603-1194-3.</ref>
 
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|crew=1
|length main=68 ft 4 in
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|empty weight alt=8,777 kg
|loaded weight main=24,500 lb
|loaded weight alt=11,115100 kg
|max takeoff weight main=31,500 lb
|max takeoff weight alt=14,288300 kg
|more general=
<li>* '''Internal fuel capacity:''' 1,085 US gal (4,107 l)
<li>* '''External fuel capacity:''' 2x 215 US gal (815 l) drop tanks
 
|engine (jet)=[[Pratt & Whitney J57]]-P-25
|type of jet=afterburning [[turbojet]]
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|afterburning thrust main=17,200 lbf
|afterburning thrust alt=76.5 kN
 
|max speed main=Mach 1.25, 825 mph
|max speed altmain=1,304Mach km/h1.25
|max speed alt=825 mph, 1,304 km/h
|max speed more=at 40,000 ft (12,190 m)
|range main=1,350 mi
|range alt=1,170 nm, 2,175 km
|ceiling main=53,400 ft
|ceiling alt=16,275300 m
|climb rate main=13,000 ft/min
|climb rate alt=66 m/s
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|loading alt=172 kg/m²
|thrust/weight=0.70
 
|avionics=
*MG-10 fire control system
 
|armament=
*|rockets=24× [[FFAR (Fin-Folding Aerial Rocket)|2.75 in (70 mm) unguided rockets]] in missile bay doors
|missiles=<br/>
*6× [[AIM-4 Falcon]] [[air-to-air missile]]s ''or''
*3×* 6× [[AIM-4 Falcon and 1×]] [[AIMair-to-26air Falconmissile]]s with conventional ''or nuclear warhead''
** 3× AIM-4 Falcon
** 1× [[AIM-26 Falcon]] with conventional or nuclear warhead</ul></ul>
 
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==Related content==
{{Commons|F-102 Delta Dagger}}
{{aircontent|
|related=
* [[F-106|Convair F-106 Delta Dart]]
 
|similar aircraft=
* [[CF-105 Arrow]] (Canada)
* [[Dassault Mirage III]] (France)
* [[Lockheed F-104 Starfighter]] (United States)
* [[Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-19]] (USSR)
* [[Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-21]] (USSR)
* [[Saab Draken]] (Sweden)
* [[Saab Viggen]] (Sweden)
 
|sequence=
* [[Bomarc Missile Program|IM-99]] - [[F-100 Super Sabre|F-100]] - [[F-101 Voodoo|F-101]] - '''F-102''' - [[Republic XF-103|XF-103]] - [[F-104 Starfighter|F-104]] - [[F-105 Thunderchief|F-105]]
 
[[Bomarc|F-99]] -
[[F-100 Super Sabre|F-100]] -
[[F-101 Voodoo|F-101]] -
'''F-102''' -
[[Republic XF-103|XF-103]] -
[[F-104 Starfighter|F-104]] -
[[F-105 Thunderchief|F-105]]
 
|lists=
* [[List of fighter aircraft]]
 
* [[List of military aircraft of the United States]] - [[List of fighter aircraft]]
 
|see also=
*[[Century Series]], a group of USAF supersonic aircraft models F-100 through F-106
{{Convair aircraft}}
 
}}
 
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