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What kind of missile would the UAV carry ? if it is an AMRAAM type then you need mid course guidance,
Not all Amraam will need mid course guidance.
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What kind of missile would the UAV carry ? if it is an AMRAAM type then you need mid course guidance,
In 2002 a MQ-1 did actually try to shoot down a Iraqi MiG-25 it fired a stinger missile at it but the seeker became distracted and missed. MiG-25 then shot the MQ-1 down.
guys about signal transmission we can use air ship or stragnant ballons with signal bouncing capability also an air to air def can be lethal if intigrated with AWCS and cheap ucavs in large no with ir missels and ir sensors can make a deadly wall by swarming the target ...it is possible at least it can hinder the enemys movement in air space until the big fighters arrive...my 2cent
It is not the same, far from it.
The stinger missile is a shoulder launched light AA missile. If the targeting system for a stinger can be put on a tube to be carried by a person, then it fits on the uav, but larger systems carry a cost and weight penalty
and it is IR guided. (at least the versions I know)
A radar capable of aiming and firing AA missiles effectively is not a trivial matter.
What kind of missile would the UAV carry ? if it is an AMRAAM type then you need mid course guidance, also the missiles fired from fighter planes such as the F15 take advantage of the high speed of the carrier plane to achieve their ranges, fired from a much slower moving target (UAV), they wouldn't get such a range.
A navigation radar is not the same as a fire control radar
The Raytheon AN/DAS-1 MTS-B is a multi-use EO/IR/laser target detection, ranging and tracking equipment that was initially developed for installation aboard United States Air Force MQ-9B Reaper Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAV). As such, the sensor is described as making use of a "state-of-the-art" digital architecture and as providing a long-range surveillance facility together with high-altitude target acquisition, tracking, range-finding and laser designation capabilities for the Hellfire air-to-surface missile and "all" tri-service/NATO laser-guided munitions. Alongside UAV applications, MTS-B can be configured for installation aboard helicopters and fixed-wing aircraft and has an options package that includes multiple wavelength sensors, television cameras (colour and near-IR), illuminators, eye-safe range-finders, spot trackers and "other" avionics. Equally, the system's electronic and optical design are billed as providing a "clear growth path" for performance enhancements via add-in circuitry.
distracted by flares???? thats where the human touch is missing...