MkIII is not air launched, it is launched from ships or trucks. RBS 15F is a MkI with slight redesign and no booster rockets to be carried by Viggen and Gripen. MkIV is also air launch capable. There is supposedly an RBS 15F-ER spoken together with RBS 15MkIII+ but I am 95% certain it is the air launched version of the Mk4 Gungnir as it seems they changed the name from MkIII+ to MkIV.
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moving or stationary?
that isnt too bad with ASM-3, and LRASM as a future addition
I believe moving, also it can’t be jammed either
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Pretty sure it is only land attack using GPS, not actively seeking a radar signature.
Yeah RBS-15F-ER is real it’s a longer range model
I do wonder though if gaijin will set up planned routes before launch or not
an actual marketing lie
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Pretty sure it is an old name for the MkIV
I don’t make the missile, I just read as the Ikea store says
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Jamming resistant, not can’t be jammed. Anything can be jammed with enough effort, really.
My b then
This would be nice :(
The main usages of this missile in a land attack role is also mostly for coastal artillery or coastal air defence, static targets. Could you point to where you’ve read something about attacking moving ground targets?
like programming a trajectory in the missile?
Waypoint 1 → Waypoint 2 → Waypoint N → Attack Vector Entry → Target
Yeah, RBS 15 can follow a pre made route and adjust accordingly to following and attack the area it’s told to search
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Yeah, gonna be a bit on that, that’s gonna be me trying to find the specific Gripen NG post I read as that was the first time we saw Gungnir iirc and where I remember seeing the mention
yes, Harpoon, SLAM/SLAM-ER, JASSM and LRASM all have waypoint capabilities as the primary tactical US cruise missiles
Wonder if gaijin will start adding them then, fingers crossed
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