Zero-length Launch (ZELL) Program, Indian Springs, NV in 1958 @NevAerospaceHOF
Zero-length Launch (ZELL) Program, Indian Springs, NV in 1958  @NevAerospaceHOF
Uploaded October 2013 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
The Zero-length Launch (ZELL) Program began with a launch of an F-84G in 1955. Each test utilized a USAF fighter mounted on the back of a flatbed truck and had a rocket motor attached to the airframe. The footage in the clip took place in Indian Springs, Nevada in 1958 when an F-100 was used.
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Zero-length Launch (ZELL) Program, Indian Springs, NV in 1958

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