Multiple target seeking clustered munition and system

Aeronautics and astronautics – Missile stabilization or trajectory control – Automatic guidance

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102489, 244 328, F41G 722, F42G 1332

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ABSTRACT:
A clustered munition in a system for low altitude aerial delivery, which releases multiple rocket powered missiles, each having the capability to cruise at a constant altitude and search for a target. Once a target is identified, the missile homes on and strikes the target. In the preferred form the target seeking means is a radiometric seeker operating in the millimeter wavelength range, in which metal or similarly reflective targets stand out against the background and provide a significant signal which is used to program the terminal action of the missile.

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