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The planes became carriers of missile missiles
It departs from it to land or sea

The planes were carrying conventional bombs to the enemies and dropping them on them. Even the atomic bomb, the Hiroshima bomb, was carried by a large American bomb plane and dropped on the city. Even the Germans, at the end of World War II, when they sent the V1 flying bomb loaded with explosives to England, a bomb plane carried it to England and launched it while it was still far from its target. This carrier plane did not dare, while the English defense of the sky was in place, to risk approaching.

Time progressed and the years passed, and the bomb planes failed to achieve their goals, and with this they were warned, when the means of defense against the raiders from the sky advanced. From a modern radar, it warns of the invading aircraft, which is far away. There are missile shells against these planes and from fighter planes that are directed to their targets by modern radar devices that carry missiles that are launched and their eyes have detected and set sights on the invading plane. They follow it wherever it is, and do not leave it until it hits it and shoots it down.

Then there had to be a transformation.
And the Americans turned, and the Russians turned, and even turned
The British wanted to convert these large bomb planes, or those that were, into planes that carried missiles and launched them before they reached their targets, on land where the targets were or at sea.

Thus, it avoids risking itself, and thus it can choose the place and direction of its launch, so that the enemy does not know where it launches from and goes to its place to destroy it.

Anti-tank missiles:

Tanks are like airplanes, both are dangerous tools of war. For the first, the earth, and for the second, the sky, so one of the most dangerous missiles, and the one the defending warriors needed most, was tank launchers. Today, there is hardly a modern army that does not have a ready stock of these missiles.

They are not large missiles. An example is the Bazooka, which is a missile fired from a tube that one soldier carries on the shoulder and fires to hit the tank. It is used by soldiers when they encounter tanks on their way that must be removed from their path.

Anti-tank shells today have something they did not have yesterday: a guidance device that guides them to being hit by radio rays. An example of this is that the launcher of the missile does not cease his connection with it when it leaves him. It remains connected to the radar. It has devices that sense if it has deviated from its desired path, sense its extent, and communicate that to the computers. These calculate in an instant how much movement you command the missile’s motion device to make so that it maintains its target until it reaches it and explodes in it, in the tank.

The issue today is one of direction. Radar issue. Radar is nothing but intermittent pulses of radio rays. Otherwise, they are devices for movement that are commanded and obeyed. All of this is called electronics.
In the picture, the vehicle is carrying six Russian anti-tank missiles, and it is noted that it has a cover on top of it to protect it when moving. The chariot runs on land and water.

- Rocket missiles that do not need to be guided:

This is intended to destroy fortified places, and when it destroys, it destroys large areas, especially if it carries a nuclear warhead. Therefore, it is not in urgent need
To direct, even if its range is only 12 miles.

One of these is what the Americans call John Honest, and it is in the upper picture being carried on its launch vehicle, pulled by another vehicle.

In the other picture, a Russian shell is being carried by a vehicle
Carrying it, releasing it, it walks on dry land and in water. It can carry a nuclear bomb up to 15 miles away.

The era of artillery, wielded by enemies with conventional bombs
He retreats, and is replaced by rocket artillery.
After all this, don't you say:
The missile, the undisputed weapon of the twentieth century..

(The American missile, called Honest John. It is so powerful and so powerful that it hits the enemy, such that it does not need a guidance device.)

(A Russian missile, whose head carries a large amount of a powerful conventional explosive, or a nuclear explosive. It flies with a single missile, or two missiles, one above the other, and its range is between 15 and 30 miles to the enemies. It does not have a guidance device, except for what is in its nozzle. It comes out of it. The rocket's gas consists of blades like those of propellers, which rotate the missile on itself, and the rotation gives it balance in its direction. This is sufficient for its guidance because it blows up a large area of ​​land. It is observed that it moves and goes on wheels wherever it is intended for it to go.

(Guided missile from tank to tank)