Ways and techniques of combating guided aerial bombs in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian war
Abstract
Purpose: is to form views on the search and selection of methods and techniques for combating guided aerial bombs in the modern context of the ongoing Russian-Ukrainian war.
Method: the main methods of research are methods of analysis and synthesis, methods of induction and deduction, methods of expert survey.
Findings: are: determination of the main tactical and technical characteristics of guided air bombs, as well as the principles of their application in the modern context; the results of the analysis of the literature on the subject of countermeasures against guided aerial bombs; analysis of aerial guided bombs that are in Russia's arsenal; a comparative quantitative expert assessment of the tactical and technical characteristics of guided air bombs that are in service with Russia; the main methods and methods of combating guided aerial bombs are defined; recommendations for arming the F-16 to combat guided aerial bombs and their carriers in the event of their transfer to Ukraine.
Theoretical implications: the theoretical value of the article consists in determining the main views on the search for effective methods and techniques of combating guided aerial bombs in the modern context of the Russian-Ukrainian war.
Paper type: theoretical, descriptive, practical, methodical.
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