These links cover the both the AQM-34 and BGM-34 RPV's. Links to BQM-34 target drone pages are listed separately below.
Teledyne Ryan RPVs as told by DC-130 pilot Marvin Bixby, with many photos from 'Lightning Bugs' in color (7 pages).
100th AMMS Website by the 100th AMMS alumni group, with lots of unique photos
AMMS Alumni - 100th AMMS the original site of the 100th AMMS alumni group
55SRW page with an extensive page about 'Drones in South-East Asia'.
Directory of U.S. Military Rockets and Missiles with an extensive page about the Teledyne Ryan Q-2/KDA/xQM-34/BGM-34 Firebee.
Directory of U.S. Military Rockets and Missiles with a page about the Teledyne Ryan XQM-103A dogfight RPV, a derivative of the Model 147.
Edwards AFFTC site with a nice page about the armed BGM-34. Includes a small but unique color photo of a BGM-34A. A slightly different version of that photo can be found in 'Lightning Bugs' (page 181), where it appears to be black!
This Edwards history page has a great color photo on an armed BGM-34A.
Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Reliability part of a Australian Air Force document, includes Model 147 flight statistics.
FAS site with a short history of the AQM-34, with one photo, specifications.
Russian 'Airbase' site with an extensive page about the various Firebees, all in Russian of course, and a set of photos. Much of it could formerly be found on the Teledyne Ryan site, which no longer exists.
Vietnam War Headless Fighters with a history of the AQM-34 program, and interesting photos.
UAV Center with an overview of UAV history.
Israeli air force site with a page about the Model 124I (I think), a ground-launched version of the Model 147.
Zianet site with a page covering all BQM/AQM/BGM-34 versions.
Some details about NVAF intercepts of Ryan RPV's.
A Spanish UAV page with a nice photo of two AQM-34V's with what appear to be unit badges on the nacelle.
The USAF news site has two pages with the same photo: one from 1998 and one from 2001. The caption says it's a BQM-34A, but the rear fuselage plug makes it some version of Model 147.
This Arnold Engineering Development Center page has a nice photo of a Model 147 or 234/259 undergoing wind tunnel tests.
The TWA 800 case file has a page about all drones that may be involved in this crash, including some Firebees.
Fang Guojun, a Vietnamese pilot that downed an AQM-34 by colliding with it.
USAF Helicopter Pilot Association showing an AQM-34 underneath a CH-3.
Global Security page about the AQM-34.
Bruce Bailey Collection including some AQM-34's.
Joe Baugher's serial number listings of the fiscal years 1969, 1970 and 1974 show several AQM-34 blocks.
A set of DC-130 photos show AQM-34M M-76 with a peculiar nose section.
Wikipedia has a comprehensive page, based on the Vector site page mentioned above. There's also a page covering the whole Firebee history.
Alan Johnson's 'Black Magic' site has information on the 100th and 4080th Strategic Reconnaissance Wings that operated most of the AQM-34's. The 350th SRS page contains very interesting Firebee photos
Chinese Defence Today has a page on the WZ-5, the Chinese Model 147 replica. See also the Museums page for the Datangshan example.
Some links to sites with BQM-34 target drone information:
Standard Aircraft Characteristics BQM-34A Firebee, a 12 page PDF from 1968 (note: this site has hundreds of SACs of all kind of aircraft and weapons)
US Army site with recognition page of the Model 124 BQM-34A. Includes a drawing that is largely identical with that from 'Lightning Bugs', but this one has tailplane endplates, a set-back and larger intake, and the wing sweep is slightly larger than the 45 degrees that I believe is correct.
Vector site with a page covering all American target drones, including the Firebee I and II.
Many Firebees were lost, and here is one that was found again.
The B-26 Invader site has a great page about the drone carrier B-26's by John Nitka, with unique photos of the Q-2A Firebee. Please note that part of the text is invisible in white, but can be seen with Ctrl-A
The San Diego Air & Space Museum put a great collection of Ryan Aeronautical photos online on the Flickr phot-sharing site. The photos include a set of 49 photos of the Q-2 and KDA first-generation Firebees
Joe Idoni is a very enthousiastic wreck chaser, and has dozens of photo reports on his website. Included are three Firebees: