Instrumented Autonomously Guided Submunition

Instrumented Autonomously Guided Submunition (IAGS) refers to a type of submunition that falls under the supply class of Guided Missile Warheads And Explosive Components in the supply group of Ammunition And Explosives.

IAGS are advanced munitions that are designed to be deployed from a larger missile or projectile. They are equipped with sensors, guidance systems, and other instrumentation that allow them to operate autonomously and make decisions based on the information they gather.

These submunitions are typically used in military applications for various purposes, such as target identification, surveillance, or engaging specific targets with precision. They are designed to enhance the effectiveness and accuracy of missile systems by providing real-time data and the ability to adapt to changing battlefield conditions.

The instrumentation and guidance systems in IAGS enable them to navigate and maneuver independently, making them capable of adjusting their flight path or targeting specific objectives. This level of autonomy allows for increased flexibility and effectiveness in combat scenarios.

Overall, Instrumented Autonomously Guided Submunition are advanced explosive components that contribute to the overall capabilities of guided missile warheads, providing enhanced precision and effectiveness in military operations.