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    This document provides information on the propulsion, guidance, and warheads of various missiles. It lists the type of propulsion such as solid-propellant rockets or turbojets used for boosting and sustaining different missiles. It also describes the guidance systems used for cruise such as inertial guidance and those used for attacking targets like active radar homing. Finally, it provides details on the warheads carried by the missiles including their weights and types like high explosive, fragmentation, or nuclear.

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    This document provides information on the propulsion, guidance, and warheads of various missiles. It lists the type of propulsion such as solid-propellant rockets or turbojets used for boosting and sustaining different missiles. It also describes the guidance systems used for cruise such as inertial guidance and those used for attacking targets like active radar homing. Finally, it provides details on the warheads carried by the missiles including their weights and types like high explosive, fragmentation, or nuclear.

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    This document provides information on the propulsion, guidance, and warheads of various missiles. It lists the type of propulsion such as solid-propellant rockets or turbojets used for boosting and sustaining different missiles. It also describes the guidance systems used for cruise such as inertial guidance and those used for attacking targets like active radar homing. Finally, it provides details on the warheads carried by the missiles including their weights and types like high explosive, fragmentation, or nuclear.

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    WORLD MISSILE DIRECTORY.

    Propulsion Solid-propellant rocket Boost: 2 x Hotchkiss-Brandt/SNPE composite solid, 4sec burn, 3,500kg thrust each, jettisoned; sustain: Turbomeca TR 281 Arbizon turbojet, 400kg thrust Boost: SEP double-base, l-7sec burn, 4,400kg thrust; sustain: SEP 300 composite, 73sec burn, 100kg thrust Boost: SEP; sustain: SEP 300 Nissan Motors Guidance Cruise: inertial + radar altimeter; attack: active radar homing Cruise: autopilot + radio altimeter; attack Mk 1 Thomson CSF two-axis active radar seeker (12km from target, + 20 search in azimuth); Mk 2SMA single-axis active radar seeker Beam rider + command + radio altimeter, optical backup (Clos in Marte / Mariner) Cruise: gyro control; attack: active radar seeker Cruise: Japan Aviation Electronics inertial: T R T / Japan Radio AJV-7 radio altimeter, attack: Mitsubishi Electronics active radar seeker Cruise: Kongsberg Vapenfabrikk inertial; attack: Kongsberg Vapenfabrikk IR As above Cruise: inertial midcourse preprogrammed via waypoint; attack: IR search and homing Philips Elektronidindustrier active radar seeker Warhead 150kg HE 65kg explosive + incendiary material for total of 210kg SAP + residual fuel gives 250kg. Can penetrate 4cm + Ni-Cr armour plate 70kg SAP, impact + proximity fuzes

    70kg SAP, impact + proximity fuzes 200kg

    Dual-thrust A / S Raufoss Ammunisjons Fabrikker solid As above Solid-rocket sustainer Microturbo TR1-60-2 turbojet + two solid boosters

    120kg SAP with delayed-impact fuze As above As Mk 1/2 Fbrenade Fabriksverken

    Solid Microturbo TR1-60 turbojet ^T

    SARillumination by Ferranti Seaspray radar Cruise: preset; attack: active radar seeker

    c.35kg HE with delayed-impact fuze

    Boost: Aerojet, 6,600kg thrust, 2 5sec burn, composite propellant, boosts to M0-75; cruise: Teledyne CAE J402-CA-400 turbojet, 300kg thrust, 15min endurance

    Cruise: Lear-Siegler or Northrop strapdown platform IBM 4PiSP-OA computer Honeywell AN/APN-194 radar altimeter; attack: Texas Instruments PR-53/DSQ-28 two-axis active radar seeker
    Semi-active laser seeker Cruise: autopilot; attack: active radar Cruise: autopilot + midcourse update; attack; active radar/IR As SS-N-3?

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    Naval Weapons Centre 227kg penetration blast, contact (with time delay) + proximity fuzes

    Mk 78 solid-propellant rocket 1 solid rocket Solid-propellant rocket Boost: Jato units; cruise: turbojet

    68kg fragmentation 200kT nuclear or c.500kg HE Nuclear or HE, c.500kg Nuclear or HE, c. 1,000kg

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    Propulsion Dual-thrust solid Solid-propellant rocket? Solid-propellant roqket

    Guidance Command + autopilot + altimeter

    Warhead Acoustic-homing Mk 44, Mk 46 Stingray, or Tp 427 torpedo Nuclear depth charge Nuclear depth charge

    Unguided?

    Radio command

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    Propulsion SEP solid-propellant booster and sustainer Single-stage SNPE Leris9 4,850kg thrust, 2-3sec burn, 2,450daN, extruded double-base propellant Double-stage S N P E Lens solid rocket, 7,500daN, extruded double-base propellant, 4-5sec burn Boost: SNPE Roubaix, l-7sec burn, extruded DB propellant, 1,600kg thrust; sustain: SNPE Lampyre, 13-2sec burn; cast DB propellant, 200kg thrust Improved solid-propellant boost and sustain motors Hercules solid rocket Solid-propelland rocket Single-chamber triple-thrust solid-propellant rocket motor

    Guidance SAT passive IR homing IR autogathering, then beam-rider (monopulse Ku-band radar, 1-1* beam) with X-band c o m m a n d / T V backup for 16*w levels As Crotale IR autogathering, then Saclosoptical (Roland I) or radar (Roland II) IR autogathering, then radar Saclos Laser beam-riding Saclos CLOS

    Warhead 3kg with laser proximity fuze 14kg focalised fragmentation (2,300 m/sec fragments lethal up to 8m), IR proximity fuze 14kg focalised fragmentation 6-5kg contains 65 projectile charges . lethal up to 6m, T R T radio-electric proximity fuze 9-1kg Octolite with impact and proximity fuzes 12+kg He, contact + proximity fuze Focussed-fragment HE 22kg blast/fragmentation with proximity fuze

    Nissan Motor solid rocket Boost: Bofors solid, jettisoned; sustain: IMI solid IMI Troy dual-thrust solid IMI Thermopylae dual-thrust solid-propellant rocket

    Pre-programmed + IR terminal homing Laser beam-rider Saclosoptical or with MSDS DN181 Blindfire radar As above

    HE* with contact 2 proximity fuzes 1kg prefragmented; Bofors laser proximity + impact fuzes 0-5kg semi-armour-piercing, impact fuze only Combined fragmentation with proximity fuze and hollow-charge with impact fuze

    FLIGHT INTERNATIONAL, I October 1988

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