Aerospace Speciality Products

The Aerobee 100, or Aerobee Junior, was first flown early in 1958. This vehicle was designed by Aerojet General to be an inexpensive rocket to fly...

The Aerobee 300, or "Spaerobee", was first flown in 1958. Eleven were flown by the Air Force and Navy with the last taking flight in 1965. The...

The Black Brant IV is a Canadian sounding rocket designed to launch payloads to over 500 miles high. First flown in 1964, the two-stage rocket was...

The Black Brant VB is a Canadian sounding rocket designed to launch payloads to an altitude of 200 miles. First flown in 1965, over 180 have flown...

The D-Region Tomahawk was flown early in 1968. The rocket flew into the "D" layer of the ionosphere, thus the name "D-Region." Tomahawk rockets are...

The D-Region Tomahawk was flown early in 1968. This vehicle was intended to fly to the D layer of the ionosphere, thus the name "D-Region". Tomahawk...

The newest version of ASP's popular and contest-winning Eggstravaganza series of Egglofter kits features an aerodynamic and lightweight clear plastic...

The newest version of ASP's popular and contest-winning Eggstravaganza series of Egglofter kits features an aerodynamic and lightweight clear plastic...

This 30 inch Heavy-Duty Mylar parachute is recommended for use with rockets weighing 1.75 pounds to 3 pounds 0 ounces. ASP's HD Sport 'Chutes are...

The first IQSY (International Quiet Sun Year) Tomahawk was first flown in 1963. Four single stage flights took place between 1963 and 1964. The...