The World's Missile Systems [7 ed.]

This is the Seventh Edition of the WORLD'S MISSILE SYSTEMS, de­ signed as a reference compendium of the world'

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FOREWORD This is the Seventh Edition of the WORLD'S MISSILE SYSTEMS, de­ signed as a reference compendium of the world's currently used or produced guided missiles.

It is published by the Pomona Division

of General Dynamics Corporation for use by its personnel, and for the use the free world military.

This edition is similiar in content, but somewhat differently or­ ganized, than the previous editions.

The main body of text is

composed of two facing sheets for each missile program; the left page a data sheet, the right page provides illustrations of the missile and associated equipment.

But, instead of being organized

by mission, all missiles are listed alphabetically, either by thei proper names, or lacking same, by their designation. Mission per­ spective is provided by the Table of Contents, which lists the

mission and the producing country, as well as the page number.

Also the data sheet has been redesigned to provide a quick-scan

perspective of mission, trajectory, launch platform, target, and required after-launch action.

And, this year, we give all dimen­

sions in both Metric and English units.

For the Seventh Edition, a much more strict definition of guided missile was adopted.

To be considered as a guided missile, two

criteria must be satisified: a. the projectile must provide propulsive impulse after lea­ ving the launcher.

b. during flight, the projectile must generate or receive, and respond to course correction signals. The use of this definition has eliminated a few previous entries

such as Walleye and Copperhead.

The only exceptions taken were

for the Soviet Frog series of battlefield rockets, which are usual

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ABBREVIATIONS Some commonly used abbreviations are defined. AAM A/C AEC ASM B BAe CEP

cm DOE ECM GWS IAI I CBM

IFF

IMI IR kg kt LOS m M MBB mi MIRV

MK im MOU mph MRV mt NOL NWS RF

Air-to-air missile Aircraft Atomic Energy Commission Air-to-surface missile Booster British Aerospace Dynamica Group Circuliar Error of Probability Centimeter Dept, of Energy Electronic countermeasures Guided Weapon System Israel Aircraft Industries Inter Continential Ballistic Missile Identification, Friend or Foe Imperial Metal Industrie?! Infrared Kilograms Kilo-ton (weapon yield) Line Of Sight Meter Missile Messerschmitt-BoelkowBlohm Mile Multiple, Independentlytargetable Reentry Ve­ hicle Mark Millimeter Memorandum Of Understan­ ding Miles per hour Multiple Reentry Vehicles Megaton (weapon yield) Naval Ordnance Labora­ tory Naval Weapon Station Radio frequency

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RV SAL SAM SAR SAT

sec SFENA

SINS

SNIA SNPE

SSM TIR

TV UK USA USSR

W/H w/s * II #

Reentry vehicle Semi-Active Laser Surface-to-air missile Semi-Active Radar Societe Anonyme de Telecommunications Second Societe Francaise D’Equi ments Pour La Navigation Aerienne Shipboard Inertial Navigation System Societe Nationale Industrielle Aerospatiale Societe Nationale des Poudres et Explosifs Surface-to-surface missile Target illumination Radar Television United Kingdom United States of America Union Soviet Socialist Republics Warhead Weapon System Foot Inch Pound

BIBLIOGRAPHY GENERAL -Missile Manufacturer's brochures, pictures, releases, com­ ments, and corrections.

MAGAZINES AND BOOKS -"Aviation Week & Space Technology", McGraw Hill, Hightstown, N. J. USA. -"International Defence Review", Interavia SA, Geneva, Swit­ zerland. -"Wehrtechnik", Monch Media, Bonn, W. Germany. -"NATO'S Fifteen Nations", Monch Media, Bonn, W. Germany. -"Maritime Defence", Eldon Publications, London, England-"Navy International", Maritime World Limited, Haslemere, Sur­ rey, UK. -"Armed Forces Journal International" Army 8 Navy Journal Inc., Washington, OC USA. -"Defence" Whitton Press, UK. -"Army", The Association of the IJ. S. Army", Arlington VA USA. -"Heracles International Armament News" S.A.R.L., Imprimeria, Bretagne, France. -"The Illustrated Encyclopedia of the World,s Rockets and Mis­ siles", Salamander Books Limited, London, UK. -"The World's Air Forces", Chartwell Books Inc., UK.

SERVICES -"Soviet, air/land Military Power", Airlandco, La Puente CA, USA. -"Jane's Weapon Systems", Franklin Watts Inc., New York, NY, USA. -"DMS Market Intelligence Reports, Missiles Spacecraft", DMS Inc., Greenwich, CO, USA. -"World Missile Forecast (RPV & Drone)", Forecast Associates, Ridgefield CO, USA. -"Aerospace Daily", Aerospace Daily, Washington DC, USA. -"Jane's Pocket Book of Missiles", Maxmillian Publishing Co., New York NY, USA. OTHER

-"1981 Weapon Systems, United States Army", Army, Washington DC, USA. -"1982 Weapon Systems, United States Army", Army" Washington DC, USA. -"Ships, Aircraft and Weapons of the United partment of the Navy, Washington DC, USA. -"Understanding Soviet Naval Developments", Navy, Washington DC, USA.

Department of the Department of the

States Navy", De­

Department of the

TABLE OF CONTENTS WITH PRODUCER AND MISSION SPECIFIED

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COUNTRY

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