TGT Analysis Flashcards
Four major sections and Four launch Modes (with ranges per each) of the AGM-114M-1 Hellfire?
Major Sections - Guidance Section - Warhead Section - Propulsion Section - Control Section Launch Modes: - LOBL - 0.5-7km - LOAL: - Direct 1.5-7km - Low 2-8km - High 3.5-8km
Hellfire: What gases power the gyroscope
Nitrogen & Freon
What provides the incendiary capability of the AGM-114M-1 Hellfire II warhead
Zirconium sponge incendiary pellets
Label the diagram below of an AGM-114M-1 Hellfire II
- Top Seeker Guidance Electronics Group (GEG) BF-ESAF with TD fuze assembly Thermal Battery Central interface Assembly (CIA) - Bottom Gyroscope Pneumatic Accumulator
Hellfire: What does the Control Interface Group (CIG) provide
(1) 28 vdc missile power,
(2) 600 psi nitrogen/freon for flight control actuators,
(3) Interfaces for squib activations, and
(4) Control signals to fin actuators.
Hellfire: Name the component below
Thermal battery
Hellfire: In relation to the above image (6), what happens when it cools to 204 degreeesC?
Solidification of the electrolyte takes place and the battery power is terminated.
Hellfire: Complete the statement on the propulsion section arm and firing sequence using the words provided
- detonator/squib
- shunted
- SAD
- zero
- 1 minute
- safe position
- 3.8 amps
- squibs
Hellfire: What is the component below?
Lockheed Martin Electronic Safe, Arm & Fire Device (LM-ESAF)
Hellfire: What type of initiator / detonator does this component (9) control?
Exploding Foil Initiator (EFI) / Slapper type detonator
What combination of guidance and initiating devices (fuze) does the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile have?
- an improved guidance system with new electronics and fibre-optic gyro.
- a new adaptive proximity fuze providing increased capability.
- Beam-riding missile that provides extended range over the RBS-70 Mk 2 and Mk 2A
- Has adaptable prox and impact fuze
What is the NEQ of the RBS 70 Bolide Missile
5.354kg
The current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile is man portable (as a MiC). What does MiC stand for?
Missle in Container
What protects the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile during storage and transport against mechanical damage?
shock-absorbing cellular plastic end caps and a centre pad.
What is the launch motor burn time of the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile
approx. 40ms
In the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile, what components does the Electronics Package 2 (EP2) contain and what function do the help to perform
- thermal battery, voltage converters and stabilisers used to produce the missile electrical power.
In the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile, what design features are included in the warhead
multiple effects warhead combining blast, fragmentation and shaped charge
In the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile, describe the shape and dispersive effects of the casing of the warhead
Convex contour to provide effective dispersion of frag both forwards and rearwards
In the current in service RBS 70 Bolide missile, what additional layers are used in the warhead and what is contained in that layer which enhances the fragmentation effect?
includes cast plastic layer around the steel casing containing approx. 3000 tungsten spheres to enhance the frag effect
RBS70: the Warhead section features a slider interrupter. Specifically, what function does this component perform
The slider interrupter keeps the warhead initiator out-of-line prior to arming
RBS70: what are the three modes of operation of the Proximity Fuze and what is the minimum target detection range
- Off
- Normal
- Small Target
Min detection range: 0.4m
What are the three sub-assemblies that make up the Javelin AUR
- Launch Tube Assy (LTA)
- Battery Cooling Unit (BCU)
- Missile
What are the six Javelin phases of operation
a. CLU preparation, cooldown and standby;
b. Activate All Up Round (AUR);
c. Track target;
d. Launch;
e. Flight control; and
f. Warhead detonation.
Javelin: How long must the gunner squeeze and hold the CLU Fire Trigger to initiate launch of the missile?
400ms
