Inert Ballistic Aerial Target Flare

Inert Ballistic Aerial Target Flares are a type of pyrotechnic device that falls under the supply class Pyrotechnics in the supply group Ammunition and Explosives. These flares are designed to simulate the trajectory and behavior of a ballistic aerial target, without the presence of an actual target.

The purpose of these flares is to provide training and practice opportunities for military personnel or other individuals involved in aerial target tracking and engagement. By replicating the flight characteristics of a ballistic aerial target, these inert flares allow users to hone their skills in target acquisition, tracking, and engagement.

It is important to note that inert flares do not contain any explosive or incendiary materials. They are designed to produce a visible and/or audible signal, typically through the use of bright colors, smoke, or noise, without posing a risk of causing damage or harm.

In summary, Inert Ballistic Aerial Target Flares are pyrotechnic devices used for training purposes to simulate the behavior of a ballistic aerial target. They are classified under the supply class Pyrotechnics in the supply group Ammunition and Explosives.