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Combat microwave missile
04.11.2012
Boeing and the US Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) have successfully tested a new type of weapon, the CHAMP microwave missile. The first combat launch was carried out at a test site in Utah. CHAMP is a new type of non-kinetic weapon - hitting the target not with a direct hit or high-explosive fragmentation action. CHAMP is a missile with a set of sensors and a powerful microwave emitter, which is designed to disable various electronics.
During the first combat launch, the CHAMP rocket performed a programmed flight and, using powerful pulses of microwave radiation, destroyed the electronic subsystems of the target. Other details of testing a promising secret weapon being developed as part of the High-powered Microwave Advanced Missile Project are unknown. However, it is noted that CHAMP allows you to deliver high-frequency microwave strikes against multiple targets during a single mission. In other words, during one launch, a missile can hit several vehicles at once, for example, from an anti-aircraft missile system.
According to Keith Coleman, head of the CHAMP development program, the microwave missile heralds a new era in modern warfare: "In the near future, this technology can be used to destroy enemy electronic and information systems even before attack aircraft approach."
The CHAMP missile can truly change the face of modern combat. Due to the absence of collateral damage (there is no explosive warhead in the missile), it can be used even in densely populated regions. In addition, CHAMP can hit multiple targets in one launch, which, combined with modern homing technologies, gives attackers a serious advantage.
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