Training Guided Missile

Training Guided Missiles are a type of Armament Training Device that falls under the supply class of Armament Training Devices in the supply group of Training Aids and Devices. These missiles are specifically designed for training purposes and are used to simulate the behavior and characteristics of real guided missiles without the actual explosive capabilities.

Training Guided Missiles are typically used in military training exercises to provide realistic scenarios for personnel to practice their missile handling and engagement skills. They are designed to closely resemble actual guided missiles in terms of size, shape, and flight characteristics, allowing trainees to gain hands-on experience in handling and operating these weapons.

These training missiles are often equipped with various sensors and tracking systems to provide feedback and data on the trainee's performance. They can be launched from various platforms, such as aircraft, ships, or ground-based launchers, and are capable of simulating different types of guided missiles, including air-to-air, air-to-ground, and surface-to-air missiles.

By using Training Guided Missiles, military personnel can safely and effectively train in missile operations, including target acquisition, tracking, and engagement, without the risks associated with live ammunition. These training devices play a crucial role in enhancing the skills and readiness of armed forces in handling guided missile systems.