Editing Convair (section)

=== Missiles and rockets ===
* [[RTV-A-2 Hiroc]] (1946) – high-altitude rocket
* [[SAM-N-2 Lark]] (late 1940s) – surface-to-air naval missile
* [[MX-774]] (1948) – precursor to Atlas
* [[XSM-74]] (1950s) – decoy cruise missile
* [[RIM-2 Terrier]] (1951) – surface-to-air naval missile
* [[RIM-24 Tartar]] (1962) – surface-to-air naval missile
* [[XGAM-71 Buck Duck]] (1955) – decoy missile
* [[Sky Scorcher]] (1956) – proposed air-to-air missile
* [[Pye Wacket]] (1957) – air-to-air defensive missile project, cancelled during development
* [[FIM-43 Redeye]] (1960) – man-portable surface-to-air missile
* [[Atlas (rocket family)]] (1959) The Atlas civilian space booster
** [[Atlas E/F]]
** [[Atlas G]]
** [[Atlas H]]
** [[Atlas LV-3B]]
** [[Atlas SLV-3]]
** [[Atlas-Able]]
** [[Atlas-Agena]]
** [[SM-65 Atlas]] – The Atlas ICBM Air Force missile (1957)
** [[SM-65A Atlas|Convair X-11 and SM-65A Atlas]] (1957) – Atlas A prototype
** [[SM-65B Atlas|Convair X-12 and SM-65B Atlas]] (1958 – Atlas B prototype
** [[SM-65C Atlas]]
** [[SM-65D Atlas]]
** [[SM-65E Atlas]]
** [[SM-65F Atlas]]
** [[Atlas-Centaur]] (1962) and its successor-designations, all of which combined an Atlas booster with a centaur upper stage – a civilian rocket to launch spacecraft to outer space.
* [[Centaur (rocket stage)|Centaur]] (1962)
* [[Tomahawk (missile family)|BGM-109]] Tomahawk long-range, all-weather, subsonic cruise missile.
* [[AGM-129]] Advanced Cruise Missile (1983) – stealthy, nuclear, air-launched cruise missile