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The fuselage of B-52E (B-52E-50-BW), USAF Ser. No. 57-0101 (c/n 464-090), in the midst of being converted into a mock-up for the General Dynamics AGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile proposal, the Air-Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM) variant of the Tomahawk, which would lose to a stretched version of the Boeing AGM-86 (AGM-86B) for the US Air Force. After it completed this role, the cockpit section of this aircraft would later be separated from the fuselage and preserved as a museum exhibit at the San Diego Air & Space Museum's Gillespie Field Annex. It is currently on exhibit in Hawaii, at the Pacific Aviation Museum, on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor.

Based on the drawings in the background, this appears to be a group at Convair/General Dynamics working on the AGM-109/BGM-109/AGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile.

General dynamics ALCM ALCM FSD Proposal team, including Ralph McKenzie, Tomahawk Program Director and RA (Bob) Lynch, Tomahawk Chief Engineer, included in ALCM FSD proposal in 1977

General dynamics tomahawk Comment above is misidentified pic regarding ALCM proposal. The pic is of early Tomahawk program team, including McKenzie and Lynch.

General Dynamics Tomahawk

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The fuselage of B-52E (B-52E-50-BW), USAF Ser. No. 57-0101 (c/n 464-090), converted into a mock-up for the General Dynamics AGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile proposal, the Air-Launched Cruise Missile (ALCM) variant of the Tomahawk, which would lose to a stretched version of the Boeing AGM-86 (AGM-86B) for the US Air Force. After it completed this role, the cockpit section of this aircraft would later be separated from the fuselage and preserved as a museum exhibit. It is currently on exhibit in Hawaii, at the Pacific Aviation Museum, on Ford Island, Pearl Harbor. Here's a photo of her in the midst of her transformation: Then being restored to her original Strategic Air Command (SAC) colors: And, here is the cockpit section in Hawaii: