TR Missile & Smart Munition Programs

[boredaf]

No I meant like massed FAB strike concept Russians use, just with very cheap turboprop drones.

Oh, I get it now. I don't know if drones would be cheaper than MK bombs + guidance kits though. Even the heavies MK-84 cost something like 10-15 thousand dollars iirc, add simple guidance kits with foldable wings, I doubt it would cost more than 50k. Even Shaheeds cost more than that I think. And those guidance kits give them quite a bit of range. (Yes, I'm quite a fan of them)

 

[YeşilVatan]

Oh, I get it now. I don't know if drones would be cheaper than MK bombs + guidance kits though. Even the heavies MK-84 cost something like 10-15 thousand dollars iirc, add simple guidance kits with foldable wings, I doubt it would cost more than 50k. Even Shaheeds cost more than that I think. And those guidance kits give them quite a bit of range. (Yes, I'm quite a fan of them)

I'm again correcting myself, we can utilize FAB-like bombs, we can just use very cheap drones to launch them from. No gimbals, no sensors etc. They should be able to operate on a network centric principle. I see (maybe incorrectly) a need for delivery platforms to get cheaper and more numerous. We can achieve this by sacrificing some aspects of the drones. They don't have to do everything. Just limit their job with loitering a long time with long range precision munitions, and then releasing them at desired direction/angle/speed. It falls to the munition itself to do the hard part of finding the target, but we already have that kinds of missiles/bombs anyway. We now need a massed stand-off strike drone fleet. If we can learn anything from Russo-Ukrainian war, it's the need for mass.

Just picture an Akıncı with cheaper everything, no radar, no gimbal. Just able to carry a theoretical TRLG-300. Then imagine 100 more. Then think about them working in a synchronized manner, with approximately one 500kg warhead missile fired per 3 minutes. A true shock & awe tool.

 

[Heartbang]

I'm again correcting myself, we can utilize FAB-like bombs, we can just use very cheap drones to launch them from. No gimbals, no sensors etc. They should be able to operate on a network centric principle. I see (maybe incorrectly) a need for delivery platforms to get cheaper and more numerous. We can achieve this by sacrificing some aspects of the drones. They don't have to do everything. Just limit their job with loitering a long time with long range precision munitions, and then releasing them at desired direction/angle/speed. It falls to the munition itself to do the hard part of finding the target, but we already have that kinds of missiles/bombs anyway. We now need a massed stand-off strike drone fleet. If we can learn anything from Russo-Ukrainian war, it's the need for mass.

Just picture an Akıncı with cheaper everything, no radar, no gimbal. Just able to carry a theoretical TRLG-300. Then imagine 100 more. Then think about them working in a synchronized manner, with approximately one 500kg warhead missile fired per 3 minutes. A true shock & awe tool.

You are thinking of something like XQ-58A Valkyrie.

I think it makes sense.

 

[Kaan Azman]

If we talking flying missile trucks, I'd say instead of a stripped down AKINCI, we should go for a structurally optimized platform that has the room to do the aeroballistic/cruise missile spam with ISR support.

It can be any of our UCAVs or fighters reporting where is the enemy, then our lovely truck would launch its missiles.

 

[Fuzuli NL]

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Infrared Imager Seeker Head
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Bayraktar AKINCI has successfully launched a TV-guided İHA-122 supersonic missile.