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molnibalage
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Nem igazán….ugyanis az Ausztrálok a Land 19 programjukban ilyen Hawkei alapra rakott HML (High Mobility Launcher) indítókat terveznek alkalmazni.
Az Ausztrálok nem csak ebben mások.
Radart is mást választottak. Saját fejlesztésű CAETAC AESA radar szintén Hawkei alvázon
Az EO / IR sem a Rheinmetall MSP-500 hanem szintén Hawkei alvázon egy Raytheon’s AN/AAS-52 Multispectral Targeting System.
Na, erről nem is hallottam.
Én erre gondoltam.
http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-120.html
Beginning in 1995, the U.S. Army evaluated the use of AMRAAM from modified Hawk launchers and from HMMWV (High-Mobility Multipurpose Wheeled Vehicle) in a system known as HUMRAAM ("Hummer-AMRAAM"). The U.S. Marine Corps version of HUMRAAM was known as CLAWS (Complimentary Low-Altitude Weapon System), and in April 2001 Raytheon received a development and pre-production contract for CLAWS. The system was intended to replace the USMC's retired MIM-23 Hawk system from 2006/2007, but CLAWS was cancelled in 2006.
AIM-120A (on HUMRAAM (CLAWS/SLAMRAAM) launcher)
U.S. Army plans for a ground-based AMRAAM system are called SLAMRAAM (Surface-Launched AMRAAM). The SLAMRAAM system is also based on HMMWV vehicles, and is planned to become operational in 2008. It will replace some of the Army's Avenger air-defense systems, which use the smaller and less capable FIM-92 Stinger missile.
