My name is Evelyn Waters, Registrar for Air Victory Museum in Lumberton NJ. Several years ago we were given a rocket with no information as to what kind it is or where it originally was used.  We acquired it from a museum that never got up and going in Daytona FL.  Keith Koehler from Wholops Island NASA Museum suggested we contact White Sands as it looks like this was a land launch item.  Few facts body is 86.75" long diameter 10.5 Nozzle restricted depth 5.5" exhaust 5.25" Nose Cone 58" long diameter ranges from 4" to 14".  There are vacuum tubes in the nose cone.  We think there is a section missing that would have gone between the nose cone and body.