Practice Guided Missile And Launcher

Practice Guided Missile and Launcher are components of the Guided Missile Subsystems in the supply class of Guided Missiles.

A Practice Guided Missile is a type of missile that is used for training purposes. It is designed to simulate the flight characteristics and performance of a real guided missile, but it does not carry a warhead or explosives. Practice guided missiles are used by military forces to train personnel in missile handling, targeting, and engagement procedures.

A Launcher, on the other hand, is a device or system used to launch or deploy guided missiles. It provides the necessary support and infrastructure for the missile to be launched safely and accurately. The launcher may include mechanisms for missile storage, loading, and firing, as well as guidance and control systems to ensure the missile reaches its intended target.

Both the Practice Guided Missile and Launcher are important components of the Guided Missile Subsystems, which are responsible for the effective deployment and operation of guided missiles in military operations.