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<blockquote data-quote="Delfin" data-source="post: 193053" data-attributes="member: 2582">El RIM-7P Sea Sparrow???<img src="http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/seasparrow-atsea39.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />&quot;The AIM-7P is an improved AIM-7M, and AIM-7P missiles are built since 1987 by new production as well as conversion of existing AIM-7Ms. The AIM-7P features improved guidance electronics and on-board computer, has a new radar fuze, and has an uplink to the autopilot for mid-course guidance updates. The AIM-7P improves Sparrow performance especially against small and/or low-flying targets. There are two subvariants of the AIM-7P, known as Block I and Block II. The AIM-7P Block I has a WGU-6D/B guidance section, and the Block II uses a WGU-23D/B guidance section and also features a new rear receiver. The combat record of recent Sparrow missiles (AIM-7M/P) is much better than that of the AIM-7D/E of the Vietnam era. In Operation Desert Storm, 26 Iraqi aircraft were shot down with AIM-7 missiles, with 71 AIM-7s fired (a hit rate of 37%). 
There is also a ATM-7P training version for the AIM-7P, but there are apparently no specialized CATM/DATM/CAEM-7P versions. For non-firing training (CATM/DATM), the equivalent -7F/M versions are used. The RIM-7P Sea Sparrow is the ship-launched equivalent of the AIM-7P, and its training version is designated RTM-7P. &quot;Fuente:<a href="http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-7.html">http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-7.html</a> ¿En qué mejora ESTO al Aspide...?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Delfin, post: 193053, member: 2582"] El RIM-7P Sea Sparrow??? [IMG]http://www.fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/missile/seasparrow-atsea39.jpg[/IMG] "The [B]AIM-7P[/B] is an improved AIM-7M, and AIM-7P missiles are built since 1987 by new production as well as conversion of existing AIM-7Ms. The AIM-7P features improved guidance electronics and on-board computer, has a new radar fuze, and has an uplink to the autopilot for mid-course guidance updates. The AIM-7P improves [I]Sparrow[/I] performance especially against small and/or low-flying targets. There are two subvariants of the AIM-7P, known as Block I and Block II. The AIM-7P Block I has a WGU-6D/B guidance section, and the Block II uses a WGU-23D/B guidance section and also features a new rear receiver. [INDENT]The combat record of recent [I]Sparrow[/I] missiles (AIM-7M/P) is much better than that of the AIM-7D/E of the Vietnam era. In Operation Desert Storm, 26 Iraqi aircraft were shot down with AIM-7 missiles, with 71 AIM-7s fired ([B][SIZE=4]a hit rate of 37%)[/SIZE][/B]. [/INDENT] There is also a [B]ATM-7P[/B] training version for the AIM-7P, but there are apparently no specialized CATM/DATM/CAEM-7P versions. For non-firing training (CATM/DATM), the equivalent -7F/M versions are used. The [B]RIM-7P[/B] [I]Sea Sparrow[/I] is the ship-launched equivalent of the AIM-7P, and its training version is designated [B]RTM-7P[/B]. " Fuente: [URL]http://www.designation-systems.net/dusrm/m-7.html[/URL] ¿En qué mejora ESTO al Aspide...? [/QUOTE]

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