Some more ammunition for the list
DM63A1
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DM73
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HOPE
HOSBO
Taurus KEPD 350
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TAURUS KEPD 350E is designed to penetrate dense air defences by utilising very low level terrain-following flight in order to neutralise high-value stationary and semi-stationary targets. Its highly effective dual stage warhead system MEPHISTO, combines the capability of defeating Hard and Deeply Buried Targets (HDBT) and a blast and fragmentation capability to take out high-value point and area targets.
TAURUS KEPD 350E | Air Dominance, DEEP STRIKE | MBDA
In addition to the basic version of the TAURUS KEPD 350, a family of modular rockets (see diagram) is now available, which can be equipped with different types of BC and can be launched from different carriers:
- The TAURUS KEPD-150 (TAURUS L) is a lightweight version with smaller fuel tanks and lightweight BC for placement on less load-bearing media.
- TAURUS MP (Modular Payload) - a variant that allows you to install any payload as a combat unit.
- TAURUS M - a variant with a cassette warhead designed to engage small distributed targets (air defense positions, airfields, armoured vehicle clusters, etc.). The cassette warhead can be used to equip it with a cassette warhead:
- SMART-SEAD Self-Aneglecting Combat Elements (SEAEs) to engage air defence systems and armoured vehicle clusters. The SMART-SEAD has a mass of about 12 kg and is equipped with a two-spectral infrared target coordinator, millimeter range (94 GHz) search radar, radio altimeter, parachute stabilization and braking system. BC type “shock core”, armor penetration up to 150mm.
- MUSJAS 1 shrapnel submunitions weighing about 4 kg and MUSJAS 2 with a remote fuse and weighing up to 18 kg (developed by Saab Bofors Dynamics AB). The former are designed to destroy open-air manpower and unarmed vehicles, while the latter are designed to destroy armored vehicles and structures.
- STABO concrete bombs to defeat runways (runways). STABO contains tandem-placed cumulative and blast charges. After dropping, the ammunition is dropped by parachute; when the bomb falls on the runway, it triggers a cumulative charge that penetrates the runway covering and then detonates the main explosive charge. The blast charge is detonated at a slower rate than the maximum damage to the runway is achieved. The bomb weighs 16.8 kg, is 602 mm long and has a hull diameter of 132 mm.
- TAURUS HPM (High Power Microwave) - a missile equipped with a special warhead with a microwave emitter of high power to disable enemy information systems and energy sources.
- TAURUS CL (Container Launched) - a missile designed to be launched from a transport and launch container using an integrated launch accelerator from ground and surface carriers.
- TAURUS T - a variant of the missile adapted to be dropped from military transport aircraft (C-130 Hercules or Airbus A400M) by means of a special parachute system.
AS.34 Komoran 2
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The Kormoran 2 missile retains the dimensions, center of gravity position and external shape of the Kormoran 1; however, the Kormoran 2 has a much larger warhead, longer range, more launch modes and greater electronic countermeasures resistance. Kormoran 2 has essentially the same performance envelope as the original missile, but with enhancements that enable it to perform its mission much more effectively. Kormoran 2. The new seeker improves discrimination- facilitating target selection and acquisition, and offers greater electronic countermeasures resistance. This is achieved with only 60 percent of the volume and half the weight of the previous Kormoran 1 seeker. The use of digital technology that allowed the downsizing of the seeker, processing electronics and strapdown inertial navigation system also enabled the Kormoran 2 to have a 40 percent larger warhead, with a new fuze and greater explosive power. The warhead makes up 35 percent of the missile’s launch weight.
A new Bayern Chemie four-nozzle ring booster motor with 63,000 Newton-second impulse is also being added. This new motor enables the missile to be deployed by maritime patrol aircraft, like the Atlantic, and other relatively slow aircraft. The higher impulse also allows the electronic ignition of the SNPE Eole IV solid-propellant sustainer motor to be delayed until the missile falls to its cruising speed of Mach 0.9. The high-speed glide contributes to the system’s 30+ kilometer range.
An MBB MODUS microprocessor, the brains of the missile, is fed the aircraft and target position before launch. During flight, the microprocessor receives input from the inertial navigation system and the TRT AHV-14 radar altimeter to control the missile’s flight path from the sea-skimming height up to the terminal attack phase. The MODUS can detect ECM emissions and initiate counters, and can also be reprogrammed to meet new threats. The missile remains passive until 15 to 20 seconds prior to impact in order to evade detection and limit reaction time.
There are four firing modes with the Kormoran 2: Silent firing, where the target is acquired outside the maximum missile range and the missile is launched without additional radar transmission; Radar firing, where the target position is fed in or updated by the aircraft radar at the launch point; Visual firing, a short-range alternative for ad hoc targets or in case of avionics failure; and Offset firing, where the target data are fed through the datalink to the launch aircraft from another source, such as a maritime patrol aircraft.
https://www.forecastinternational.com/archive/disp_old_pdf.cfm?ARC_ID=1081
MW-1
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Notes: This versatile weapon can be carried by the Tornado, F-104G Starfighter, and F-4 Phantom. It became operational in 1984. Currently only the Tornado uses it. It dispenses a variety of weapons:
The 1lb KB44; a small weapon is designed to pierce the tops of tank turrets and destroy by sheer numbers. Each MW-1 can dispense 4,704.
The 7.5lb MIFF anti-tank mine. Each MW-1 can dispense 872.
The 9.25lb MUSA bomb; a simple small iron bomb. Each MW-1 can dispense 672.
The 9.25lb MPSUA; similar to MUSA but with a time-delayed fuse. Each MW-1 can dispense 672.
The 37.5lb STABO anti-runway bomblet. Each MW-1 can dispense 224.
The 37.5 A-SW which has a small rocket booster and is designed to penetrate hardened aircraft shelters and bunkers. Each MW-1 can dispense 224.
