How capable would KH-28 be?
That doesn’t show very much
Well. Thats all what I have.
C-D band for the original variant and only I band for KH-28M, this is not too great
Su-17M2 can carry Kh-28M or only original one?
No idea
hopefully this goes through
and they add SiAW
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Interesting implications for AARGM er
report unjustly denied
the next question is when is the AGM-45A going to be added to loadouts, because it will probably be the best US anti radiation missile once it does unless AARGM-ER is significantly reworked
it beats the HARM by ~1.5 seconds on a 5km shot
Bummer it got denied, as currently modelled, the things an absolute joke of an addition. Slower to target than the 88C until beyond 30km, just slow in general (iirc it never goes beyond M2.0 in-game?). Its the first ARM with GPS in-game iirc, which might allow it to counter radar shutoff strats from the medium range GBAD systems in Nuclear Escalation, but with how abysmally slow the things are, they might just get intercepted anyways…
As seen in this vid, during a 30km launch, its impact velocity in a 7000m+ dive is only ~M1.5…
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it is disheartening to see one of, if not the most advanced anti-radiation missile be worse in most scenarios than its predecessor which its meant to be a total upgrade of. the only good thing is that a k-band PRH report got accepted, since the mmw terminal seeker could hone in on K band emissions itself
https://community.gaijin.net/issues/p/warthunder/i/JCVgFYpaqJoW
someone made a new report that includes navy definition of “speed”
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SIAW literally doesnt exist, sure kh38mt doesnt exist either but it shouldnt become a trend
it does?
its known to have entered testing, unlike a certain missile
we dont know ANYTHING about it, we dont even know how its supposed to attack ground targets.
we do know some
including that one was delivered around 2 years ago to start flight testing
and that at the time they envisioned service entry this year
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that aside, does aargm-er still randomly lofts at short ranges for no reason?
this also confirms that visually SiAW is very similar to AARGM-ER, with similar length and diameter
along with mostly likely a similar motor, or at least similar fuel mass