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I don't see it bro, I just see satellite navigation which is different completely to command guidance.

Datalink uses radio connection with a pod, and thus doesn't rely on satellites and is very hard to jam compared to GPS.
It says:

"By the 1980s the first GPS receivers were
being integrated into US cruise missiles. GPS
was attractive since it allowed the missile to
continuously correct its inertial error, regardless of
terrain and weather conditions, and worked as well
over water as land.
These advantages were offset by problems with
vulnerability to jamming, as the GPS signal is
inherently very faint, susceptibility to ‘multipath’
effects where GPS signals are reflected from terrain
or buildings, and accuracy variations resulting from
how many satellites are visible at any given time,
and how they are spread across the sky.
All US cruise missiles are now equipped with a GPS
and inertial guidance package, with mechanical
inertial technology replaced by cheaper and more
accurate Ring Laser Gyro technology during the
late 1980s and 1990s.
Problems with the basic accuracy of GPS have
been progressively addressed by the introduction
of Wide Area Differential GPS techniques, where
correction signals valid for a given geographical
are broadcast by a radio link to the GPS receiver, in
the instance of US missiles using the WAGE (Wide
Area GPS Enhancement), this being embedded
in encrypted pages within the GPS navigation
message broadcast by later model satellites. The
most accurate technology of this kind developed
in the US during the 1990s can correct GPS
errors down to several inches in three dimensions
– accurate enough to put a weapon into the open
hatch of an armoured vehicle.
Problems with susceptibility to jamming and
multipath have proven more difficult to deal with.
They have resulted in the introduction of smart
antenna technology, typically based on ‘digital
beam-forming’ in software. The idea behind this
technology is again simple in concept but complex
in detail. The most basic GPS antenna will see the
whole hemisphere above the missile, and thus
collects signals from GPS satellites, as well as
hostile jammers. So called Controlled Reception
Pattern Antennas (CRPA) will synthesise in software
narrow beams which are pointed in space in
the direction where the GPS almanac predicts a
satellite will be, making the antenna effectively
blind in all other directions. The most sophisticated
designs of this type will produce so called ‘nulls’ in
the antenna pattern which are pointed at jammers
to further suppress their effect.
Much of the widely publicised problems in early
production AGM-158 JASSM cruise missiles were
a result of software problems in this kind of GPS
receiver, causing the missile to lose track of GPS
satellites and lose its way.
Advanced GPS receivers provide precision levels
of accuracy, and good resistance to surface based
GPS jammers. They are less effective against
sophisticated opponents who might deploy GPS
jammers on satellites, UAVs or balloons.
The latest generation of US cruise missiles uses
GPS/inertial guidance, but supplements it with a
nose mounted digital thermal imaging device, the
intent being to provide a DSMAC-like capability
against fixed targets – and with suitable software,
and automatic recognition capability against a
mobile target like a radar or missile battery.
Datalinks, typically derived from the JTIDS/Link-
16 technology, are being introduced to provide a
capability to retarget the weapon if a mobile target
has moved while the missile is enroute – this
facility depending critically on the user having
the reconnaissance and surveillance capability to
detect such movements.
The longer term trends in cruise missile guidance
will be more intelligence, more autonomy, more
diversity in sensors, better reliability and lower
costs."


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1000 newtons is roughly 100kg of thrust so the largest Halcon engine should be able to propel a cruise missile that weighs in the 300ish kg range.

I wonder if we will see something at Dubai airshow related to this.
 
It's just one satellite I mean a global navigation system
There will be a regional navigation system which is all that is needed for now.

Arab world can use navigation system and achieve much more accurate guidance for missiles and for civilian purposes as well. It also can't be shut off for the region if it isn't owned by others.
 
There will be a regional navigation system which is all that is needed for now.

Arab world can use navigation system and achieve much more accurate guidance for missiles and for civilian purposes as well. It also can't be shut off for the region if it isn't owned by others.
As you said "for now"
We need our secure globally system because I think one of future wars is jamming navigation systems in space
We can't shut down even for single minute in future that mean burning money
 
The Emirati company Signal (SIGN4L) specializing in electronic warfare is preparing to celebrate two major phases this year..

The first will be to launch the first integrated anti-drone system that was developed in partnership with Israeli companies specializing in space industries..

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In the second, the Emirati company has completed its first operating model of a high-power laser
In partnership with the European company MBDA and the French company CILAS..

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS and ArianeGroup
 
The Emirati company Signal (SIGN4L) specializing in electronic warfare is preparing to celebrate two major phases this year..

The first will be to launch the first integrated anti-drone system that was developed in partnership with Israeli companies specializing in space industries..

In the second, the Emirati company has completed its first operating model of a high-power laser
In partnership with the European company MBDA and the French company CILAS..

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS and ArianeGroup
I wonder which company will coproduce the radars supposedly Ground Master 400 among others. Halcon has a lot of use for radars, so it could do it.
 
I wonder which company will coproduce the radars supposedly Ground Master 400 among others. Halcon has a lot of use for radars, so it could do it.
"The Memorandum of Understanding enables SIGN4L to design a comprehensive anti-drone system, consisting of electronic sensors for detection and recognition, and high-energy lasers to neutralize drone threats," said Walid Al-Mesmari, deputy head of program management in the electronic warfare and intelligence sector at EDGE. After establishing a platform on the ground, the system will be developed and aerial and offshore platforms will be constructed.

Through this integrated defense system, sensor data are collected from various sources and signals are analyzed. It also contains jamming technologies and directed-energy weapons such as lasers, enabling its users to detect, track and intercept drones.

The detection and tracking operations depend on radars that enable monitoring of frequencies, as well as infrared cameras and sensors.

Al-Mesmari explained that the capabilities of the defense system range from easy targets, which include the first "radio jamming, jamming the Global Positioning System (GPS) and capturing or neutralizing the drone."

Difficult targets include "high-energy directed lasers, electromagnetic pulses, missiles, and guns" to shoot down the plane.


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@Wilhelm II

Do you think halcon should develop ballistic missiles and which types?
In this case we must show our angel face
I think something like iskander system include cruise variant
Because we must show it we want peacefully space programs to reach long range missile technologies
Or if no Saudi is working with Ukrainians on this projects so UAE have it too
The Emirati company Signal (SIGN4L) specializing in electronic warfare is preparing to celebrate two major phases this year..

The first will be to launch the first integrated anti-drone system that was developed in partnership with Israeli companies specializing in space industries..

2597907482.jpg



In the second, the Emirati company has completed its first operating model of a high-power laser
In partnership with the European company MBDA and the French company CILAS..

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS

HELMA-P laser effector developed by CILAS and ArianeGroup
For those who say cut diplomatic relations with israel
Yeah lasers lasers
 

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