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[CYKOzeta]

BRO USED THE PHLYDAILY THUMBNAIL FOR THE T95😩😩😩

[Litium_Greinder]

"Everyone else is wrong except me"

[methcooker]

I remember me as a KV-2 capturing 2 points with 2C bis as ally. We killed 8 enemies but I died

[eetulehtinen]

You got something personal agains't the cargo container (ka-mi)?

[bananenmensch]

My man ke-ni doesnt deserve the disrespect

[Asapisgay]

Guided missiles work by tracking the location of the moving target in space by certain methods (eg. using a radar or following its heat signature), chasing it down and then finally hitting it with accuracy. Guided systems in missiles can be of various types, which serve different operational purposes.

Guided missiles work by tracking the location of the moving target in space by certain methods (eg. using a radar or following its heat signature), chasing it down and then finally hitting it with accuracy. Guided systems in missiles can be of various types, which serve different operational purposes.

Missiles have been around for quite some time now. In fact, humans have been using missiles – in various forms – for centuries. However, just as it happens with everything else, the technology of missiles has also improved dramatically over the past century. On today’s high-tech battlefields, we have guided missiles packed with explosive warheads that have become the devastating weapon of choice to destroy targets swiftly and with amazing accuracy.


Missile Guidance System
A missile (used for the purposes of warfare) is basically a flying bomb that strikes its target with incredible precision. Earlier, satellites were simply larger and more powerful versions of regular bullets; they followed a relatively straight trajectory to hit their target, i.e., they didn’t have a system that could ‘guide’ them. However, thanks to technological development, there are now dedicated guidance systems in missiles that make them ‘pursue’ their chosen target until a hit is achieved.

Guidance systems mainly consist of three parts: navigation (for tracking the current location of the missile), guidance (for directing the missile towards the target using navigation data and target information) and control (for applying guidance commands on the missile).

air to air missile aircraft
An air-to-air missile being launched from an aircraft
According to the ‘profile’ of the target, guidance systems can be classified into two types: Go-Onto-Location-in-Space (GOLIS) and Go-Onto-Target (GOT). While GOLIS systems are usually limited to stationary or near-stationary targets, GOT systems prove to be highly effective in taking down both stationary and moving targets.

Now, let’s take a look at the main systems that are currently being used to implement various guidance control rules in missiles.

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Line Of Sight System
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Commonly referred to as the LOS system, this type of control system consists of three components: a reference point (usually a radar station), a missile, and a target. Its mode of operation is also rather straightforward: the radar station tracks the target continuously (regardless of whether it’s moving or not) and emits a beam leading up to the target. If the missile has enough fuel to reach the target, maintains a decent relative velocity and stays on the beam, then it will make the hit.

[GemisMeloman]

Те кто не судит по тому на чем ты играешь

[Kanzolek]

m4a1 the best usa tank i kill in sherman 200 new generation tank russian t-90 germany leopard 2a and many many tanks thats real

[koushiroutokugawa]

If you got kill by Ka-mi all i can say that you have skill issue 💀👌

[CocoLeCat]

Apparently sigma tank user = free kills

[tima]

Играть на норм танках ❎
Играть на мемном калле ✅

[FoxxMotorsports]

You're a absolute Chad if you play Sherman

[mbscorpionmbt]

Ngl despite the fact that I never used the marder i always thought it was weak. Its easy to onetap it with the m22