command guidance

A command guidance system like the early Nikes seemed to be the only solution.

New operational direction and command guidance was pushed to make it happen."

The Missile has command guidance in its entire flight.

Until the Navy releases more information, command guidance effectiveness is an unknown.

Command guidance - The missile tracker is on the launching platform.

Instead, clear command guidance is needed from the top and a unified effort followed throughout the CF.

It also required continual command guidance in flight, yet only achieved relatively poor accuracy.

Further, no details have been given as to effectiveness of the command guidance or if it will actually work with full power railgun shots.

As the missile flies, the wires are reeled out behind it (command guidance).

Slave to the Sea Eagle system for command guidance.

A Command Guidance seeker costs 15 credits and takes up 0.2 units of hull space.

The retractable antenna for the command guidance system was installed in the rear of the aircraft.

It still uses radio command guidance, but the system has been improved when compared to the earlier 9K114 Shturm.

This negates much of the accuracy disadvantage of pure command guidance.

Examples of missiles which use command guidance include:

His precise instructions were not yet precise enough, and there was no command guidance he could depend on in Tokyo.

Command guidance of missiles (up to 8)

Titan I utilized partial radio command guidance.

The guidance system of the missile is actually command guidance, as the missile doesn't have its own radar.

Less well known were a series of anti-shipping and anti-aircraft missiles, typically based on a simple radio control (command guidance) system directed by the operator.

In his published command guidance, Raible told his Marines to show “moral courage”:

She kept the helicopter centered in her sight as the semiautomatic line-of-sight command guidance system sent the necessary control commands to the missile.

Command guidance was used for control; the aircraft could be fitted with electronic enhancers and flares to boost its target signature.

See Command guidance.