Martel (missile)
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Type | standoff anti-radar missile(AS 37)/air-to-surface(AJ.168) |
Nationality | UK/France |
Era | Cold War |
Launch platform | fixed wing aircraft |
Target | ship, radar installations, surface targets |
History | |
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Builder | Hawker-Siddely, Matra |
Date of design | ? |
Production period | 1984 |
Service duration | ? |
Operators | FAA |
Variants | AS 37 "Martel" radar, AS37 "Armat", AJ 168 "Martel" Video |
Number built | ? |
Specifications | |
Type | ? |
Diameter | 0.4 m |
Wing span | 1.2 m |
Length | 4.18 m |
Weight | 550 kg |
Propulsion | two stage solid propellant rocket motors |
Steering | ? |
Guidance | passive radar homing,video guided |
Speed | Mach 0.9 + |
Range | 60 km (estimated) |
Ceiling | ? |
Payload | |
Warhead | 150 kg |
Trigger | proximity-fuze |
The Martel is an Anglo-French anti-radiation missile. There are two variants, the passive radar guided (AS 37) and the video guided (AJ 168). The UK have used both types, the French only the radar-equipped variant.
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