Guided Missile Warhead Arming Device

A Guided Missile Warhead Arming Device is a component used in guided missile warheads to enable the arming and activation of the warhead. It is designed to ensure that the warhead is armed and ready for detonation when it reaches its intended target.

The arming device typically consists of mechanical or electronic mechanisms that are activated by specific conditions, such as acceleration, time, or proximity to the target. These mechanisms may include safing and arming mechanisms, detonators, fuzes, and other components necessary for the proper functioning of the warhead.

The Guided Missile Warhead Arming Device is classified under the supply class Guided Missile Warheads And Explosive Components, which is part of the larger supply group Ammunition And Explosives. This classification is used to categorize and manage the procurement, storage, and distribution of ammunition and explosive components used in military applications.

Overall, the Guided Missile Warhead Arming Device plays a critical role in the functionality and effectiveness of guided missile warheads, ensuring that they are armed and ready to fulfill their intended purpose.