To: 11th_VA
has enough firepower to pierce tank armor from 2.5 km away. This is figurative, right? These are not heat seeking hence, no way a foot soldier could hit a moving target at that distance.
5 posted on
03/02/2022 7:12:12 AM PST by
LouAvul
(The liberal's mantra: " I don't understand why this has to be so hard.")
To: LouAvul
They are heat seeking fire and forget.
6 posted on
03/02/2022 7:13:43 AM PST by
Houserino
To: LouAvul
This is figurative, right? These are not heat seeking hence, no way a foot soldier could hit a moving target at that distance. It is not figurative. There is onboard computer guidance in the missile itself.
To: LouAvul
"These are not heat seeking hence, no way a foot soldier could hit a moving target at that distance."You need to do more research - Google is your friend.
15 posted on
03/02/2022 7:23:00 AM PST by
Chainmail
(Frater magnus te spectat)
To: LouAvul
This is figurative, right? These are not heat seeking hence, no way a foot soldier could hit a moving target at that distance.Research this please. It is effective out to 4200 meters.
33 posted on
03/02/2022 7:44:35 AM PST by
Lazamataz
(The forces of fascism and oppression are on the move in North America. We cannot let tyranny stand!)
To: LouAvul
It is very possible. The soldier takes a “picture”, that gets sent to the missile. Once launched, the missile travels to the general area with the precision guidance tracking the target.
51 posted on
03/02/2022 8:43:56 AM PST by
taxcontrol
(The choice is clear - either live as a slave on your knees or die as a free citizen on your feet.)
To: LouAvul
I think they are infrared,heat seeking. That’s why they are fire and forget.
56 posted on
03/02/2022 9:20:54 AM PST by
xzins
(Retired US Army chaplain. Support our troops by praying for their victory. )
To: LouAvul
The Javelin is fire and forget. Use an infrared image of the target. Target can be moving and the image changing but the missile compensates and adjusts for it.
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