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Oppose - Polaris was a solid-fuelled US SLBM. The rocket described in this article is the Aggregate 1, which has nothing to do with it, or the Polaris family. I'm guessing that whoever wrote this saw the "A1" in the Polaris name, and assumed that it was the same thing. I have never heard the A-1 called Polaris before. I would say that it is misnamed, and should be moved to Aggregate 1 to correct this. Polaris A1 can then be redirected to the US missile. --GW_SimulationsUser Page | Talk18:38, 21 November 2008 (UTC)[reply]
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