JB-4 [SEP] service entry
AXT-2 transmitter broadcasting a television signal from a camera in the missile's nose to a remote operator. The operator, viewing the transmitted picture, would then transmit commands to the missile via radio, correcting the missile's course to ensure striking the target.
Operational history.
The JB-4 entered the flight testing stage in January 1945. The missile demonstrated the ability to cruise at over ; however, the television-guidance concept suffered from the limitations of the technology of the time, the pictures being difficult to make out in
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