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  • ...n attack submarine armed with extremely large anti-ship [[P-700 Granit]] [[cruise missile]]s and 650mm wake-homing [[torpedo]]es, believed intended as a "carrier-kil
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  • ...he NATO code name BEAR, a swept-wing turboprop strategic bomber, with many cruise missile carrier, reconnaisance, and tanker variants still in service, including the
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  • This is the main radar for the air and cruise missile defense functions of the [[AEGIS battle management system]] aboard [[cruise
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  • ...ronic warfare|electronic countermeasures]], although not a close-in [[anti-cruise missile]] defense system.
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • {{r|Anti-cruise missile missile}}
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  • ...|bomber]], and [[air refueling|tanker]] aircraft. It also may be an [[anti-cruise missile missile]].
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  • '''Cruise missile defense''' encompasses a range of doctrine, systems, and techniques for det ...ments for the cruise missile system. With variations for the range of the cruise missile system, defense engagement can take place in any or all of several phases:
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  • {{r|Cruise missile defense}}
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • A set of techniques for detecting, tracking, and neutralizing [[cruise missile]]s and their launching platforms. The techniques involved include sensors,
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • ...optical MASINT]] systems that detect [[ballistic missile|ballistic]] and [[cruise missile]]s. ...nt, SBIRS, STSS actually can track the missiles after launch, and may give cruise missile warning relevant to ships.
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  • ...nd [[United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine Corps]], to detect aircraft, [[cruise missile]]s, [[helicopter]]s and [[unmanned aerial vehicle]]s (UAV), for [[air defen
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • {{r|Anti-cruise missile missile}}
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • ...nformation indicating if it hit the target. One example of the latter is a cruise missile that deploys a television camera on a trailing cable, with the camera exist
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  • ...ov''-class (formerly Kirov-class)]] large [[cruiser]]s and [[OSCAR-class]] cruise missile submarines. They have either a 750 kg high-explosive or 500 KT nuclear warh
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  • ...fins while still in atmosphere. Midcourse guidance for a high-altitude [[cruise missile]] or [[unmanned aerial vehicle]] usually depends on inputs from [[Global Na
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  • ...are very different in speed, geometry, and distance than the aircraft and cruise missile targets for which AN/SPY-1 is optimized.
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  • ...rritory of an adversary. In recent years, it has made substantial use of [[cruise missile]]s, fired from [[cruiser]]s, [[destroyer]]s, and [[submarine]]s. It can als
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  • TBMs complement [[cruise missile]]s, giving different offensive capabilities and complicating the defense pr
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  • {{r|Cruise missile}}
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  • ...if the flight path, before the final attack, goes over land or water. If a cruise missile using terrain contour matching (TERCOM) flies over water, it needs to stop
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  • The user interface uses the same dual screens used for BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile attack planning. It presents a common operational picture of the naval Land
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  • {{r|Cruise missile defense}}
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  • ...ssile may coast in space before releasing reentry vehicle(s) and decoys. A cruise missile may fly at low altitude until it pitches up for final attack, although some
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  • ...nt rocket motor. After launch, the passive RF seeker homes on the incoming cruise missile's radar emission. Because of the rolling airframe, only two RF antennas and
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  • ...een converted to SSGN's, or submarines that can launch a large number of [[cruise missile]]s and also be the mother ship for naval special operations forces, typical
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  • ...n the edge of its coverage, a fast-moving radar target consistent with the cruise missile type known to have been at the location where DSP detected the apparent lau ...d aerial vehicles are in range, and find a group of truck-mounted antiship cruise missile launchers. The mobile launchers are within range of a U.S. Army ATACMS surf
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  • ...ange ballistic missile than for a tactical surface-to-air missile (SAM) or cruise missile, since land-based ballistic missiles needed to start vertically, and then g
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  • ...anti-submarine warfare]]. They also can conduct deep strike by launching [[cruise missile]]s, which might be fired ahead of an air attack to help in [[suppression of
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  • ...generous interpretation of the term, it was the world's first production [[cruise missile]], a pilotless airplane relatively cheap to build. | title = A KIND OF DÉJÀ VU: Some Historical Perspectives on Cruise Missile Defense
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  • ...itler]]'s secret weapons to win [[World War II]], along with the [[V-1]] [[cruise missile]], but it had no significant direct military effect. However it did kill se ...dvantages and disadvantages in comparison with the jet-propelled [[V-1]] [[cruise missile]]s. It was mobile, and did not need the fixed launching ramps required by t
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  • :*[[unmanned aerial vehicle|unmanned air vehicle (UAV)]] systems (including [[cruise missile]]s systems, target and reconnaissance drones)with the range/payload capabil
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  • With the advent of submarine-launched cruise missile|cruise and submarine-launched ballistic missile|ballistic missiles, the all
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  • ...listic missile]] against [[theater ballistic missile]]s and also against [[cruise missile]]s. <ref name=Deagel>{{citation
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  • ...ut not going into orbit. The WWII German [[V-2]] was the first operational cruise missile; a number of subsequent types, such as the Soviet-built [[SS-1 SCUD]] and m
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  • ...section in the submarine, and replacing them with more than 100 [[Tomahawk cruise missile]]s and special operations force insertion platforms which can carry up to 6
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  • ...NGA also develops the extremely detailed terrain contour images used by [[cruise missile]]s that use terrain-matching guidance. It is also an authoritative source f
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  • ...ty of high-value aircraft, including intelligence collectors, tankers, and cruise missile launchers will not be radiating.
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  • ...h "kinetic" attacks by bombers, [[intercontinental ballistic missile]]s, [[cruise missile]]s, and [[submarine-launched ballistic missile]]s, as well as nonkinetic at
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  • | title =Loitering, Smart Cruise Missile Marketed to U.S. Navy ...d Navy tactical air-launched decoys (TALD) drones followed the stealth and cruise missile attacks, and the Iraqi missile crews seemed relieved to have targets they c
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  • ...le" [[F-117 Nighthawk]] [[stealth]] aircraft and hard-to-detect Tomahawk [[cruise missile]]s. The Firebees were sent there to be seen, and encourage the defenders to
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  • For the land attack role, they carry the BGM-109 Tomahawk cruise missile
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  • ...s''', with hull numbers now prefixed by "SSGN". The guided missiles are [[cruise missile]]s. All these types of military submarines carry [[torpedo]]es. Although ...than any U.S. submarine. They are designated SSGN to reflect their massive cruise missile armament. In addition, they carry a new, long-range type of 650mm wake-ho
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  • Wing pylons were added for the [[AGM-28 Hound Dog]] [[cruise missile]]. Doctrine for this missile focused on using it as a penetration aid, to t ...m, since it led to cancellation of the associated Skybolt high-performance cruise missile program. The British had expected to use the Skybolt on their own strategic
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