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Roketsan is working on lattice grid fins!

In a protected Twitter account was written as; “HvKK'deki HAWK'ları yerini alacak şekilde geliştirilen ve menzili uzatılmış Hisar-O (Nokta) hangi seeker kullanılacak? 40-45 km menzil bandında Ku band RF seeker ihtiyaçları var.“ He doesn’t want a share from his twitter account.

@Cabatli_53 can give better answer than me

Bro, A protected account in Twitter say that the second one is Hisar-O Nokta missile

Bro, I’m thinking that they’re not the same missile.

Am I see the BMC 4425?

The tip of the missile is too blunt for a RF seeker. Most probably IIR

As usual with Chinese, this is the Chinese variant of Franco-British 40 mm CTA gun. I wonder when they will create the Chinese variant of USA. :giggle:

My guess is like that: 1- Hisar-A has been cancelled in preference to Hisar-O. 2- The present Hisar-O may became the new Hisar-A. 3- In turn the new missile is the new Hisar-O (ie. Longer missile with enlarged seeker and warhead section. Most probably with RF seeker.)

The new Bora carrier vehicle which is looks different from Belorussian’s.

I don’t think so. The new missile have a bigger lenght/diameter ratio and don’t have staged diameter main structure like G-40 or Hisar’s.

The main problem of the Aegis Ashore is that SM-3 missiles uses booster. As you know, short lived booster falls into ground nearby which is not a big deal in the sea. It creates a risk who lives around if it’s land based. They must be fired far away from populated areas which is very niche in...

I missed LORA