Editing SSM-N-8 Regulus (section)

== Surviving examples ==
[[File:Misil regulus.JPG|thumb|Regulus I in launch position on {{USS|Growler|SSG-577|6}}.]]

The following museums in the United States have Regulus missiles on display as part of their collections:
;[[Carolinas Aviation Museum]], Charlotte, North Carolina
:Regulus I missile in launch position at the [[Carolinas Aviation Museum]] in Charlotte, North Carolina. It is mounted on a catapult launching stand used for aircraft carrier launches and was restored late 2006 after having been on outdoor display for a number of years.
;[[Frontiers of Flight Museum]], [[Dallas Love Field]], Texas
:Regulus II missile
;[[Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum]], New York City, New York
:Regulus I cruise missile can be seen ready for simulated launch on board {{USS|Growler|SSG-577|6}} at the [[Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum]] in New York City.
;Point Mugu Missile Park, [[Naval Air Station Point Mugu]], California
:The museum's collection includes both a Regulus and a Regulus II missile
;{{USS|Bowfin}} Museum, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
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;Veterans Memorial Museum, Huntsville, Alabama
:Regulus II missile
;[[Smithsonian Institution]], [[National Air and Space Museum]]
:Regulus I on display at [[Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center]]
;[[New Jersey Naval Museum]], Hackensack, New Jersey
:Regulus with intact engine
;US Navy [[Pacific Missile Range Facility]], Barking Sands, island of Kauai, Hawaii
:Regulus I restored in 2011 on static display inside the North Gate