Williams International F107-WR-101 Turbofan

The F107-WR-101 is an advanced, two-shaft turbofan engine that powers the USAF AGM-86B Air Launched Cruise Missile. The engine's design emphasizes light weight and compact size because of the limited space in the ALCM.

The F107-WR-101 uses a special high-density aviation turbine fuel that has more energy for a given volume than standard fuels. The fuel is blended to endure harsh weather conditions and long storage periods. This engine was acquired by the museum in March 1983.

TECHNICAL NOTES:
Compressor: Two-spool, counter-rotating
Turbine: Two-spool, counter-rotating
Weight: 146 lbs.
Thrust: 600 lbs. maximum

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Williams International F-107