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- Diehl Defence
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- General Atomics Aeronautical Systems
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- STM
- Stratolaunch
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- Visakhapatnam
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- Votkinsk Machine Building Plant
- Vympel NPO (missile); Field-modified launcher
- WB Group
- Windracers
- Wolff
- Xi'an Aircraft Industrial Corporation (XAC)
- Xian Aircraft Industrial Corporation
- Yakovlev
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- Missiles & Precision Weapons
- Glide Vehicle
- Fighter Jets
- Bombers & Strategic Aircraft
- Attack & Multirole Drones (UAVs)
- Tanks & Armored Vehicles
- Defense Systems
- Laser Defense System
- Small Arms & Infantry Weapons
- Radar Systems
- Military Helicopters
- Naval Destroyers (Warships)
- Aircraft Carriers
- Submarines
- Artillery & Indirect Fire
- Bombs & Aerial Munitions
- Future / Concept Weapons
- Military Satellites & Space Systems
- Maximum Speed: High subsonic
- Range: Long-range
- Payload Capacity: Classified EW systems
- Crew: 4 to 5
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- Main Gun Caliber: Not standard, optional RWS mounted weapons
- Engine Power: Approx. 250 hp
- Maximum Speed: Around 110 km/h
- Armor Type: Modular composite and steel armor
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- Maximum Speed: ~300 knots
- Range: 2,000+ miles
- Payload Capacity: Classified electronic warfare systems
- Crew: 9 to 13
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- Maximum Speed: Subsonic (approx. Mach 0.8)
- Range: ~4,000 km+
- Payload Capacity: EW mission systems
- Crew: 2–4
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- Main Gun Caliber: Configurable weapon station
- Engine Power: Approx. 330 hp hybrid system
- Maximum Speed: 113 km/h
- Armor Type: Modular armored hull
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- Maximum Speed: 870 km/h (Mach 0.8)
- Range: 2,000–6,000 km
- Payload Capacity: 26,000 kg
- Crew: 2
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- Guidance System: GPS/INS with jamming-resistant navigation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 0.6 (subsonic)
- Launch Compatibility: Fighter aircraft (e.g., F-16)
- Warhead Technology: 500 lb class blast-fragmentation with penetrating capability
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- Maximum Speed: 575 km/h
- Endurance: 32 hours
- Operational Range: 10,000+ km
- Payload Capacity: 1,360 kg
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- Generation: 4.5th Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.0
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: ~160 km (Captor-E AESA)
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- Displacement: ~6,400 tons (full load)
- Maximum Speed: 28 knots
- Radar Range: 300 km plus
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 48
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- Maximum Speed: Mach 0.92 (617 mph)
- Range: 1,070 km (670 mi)
- Payload Capacity: 4,600 lb
- Crew: 1
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- Generation: 3rd/4th generation hybrid
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.34
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: Up to 200+ miles (AWG-9)
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- Generation: 4th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.34
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: Approx. 200+ km
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- Generation: 4
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5+
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 160+ km
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- Generation: 4th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5+
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 100+ miles
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- Generation: 4.5 Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5+
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 100+ miles (AESA dependent)
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- Generation: 4.5
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5 class
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 200 plus miles (estimate)
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- Generation: 4.5+
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5+
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 200+ miles
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- Generation: 4.5
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: ~150+ km
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- Generation: 4
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 150 km plus
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- Generation: 4.5
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2+
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: Over 300 km (AESA, air targets)
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- Generation: 4th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.0 (1,500 mph)
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: ~160 km (AESA)
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- Generation: 4.5
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.0
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: 160+ km
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- Generation: 5th Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.25 (2,414 km/h)
- No. of Engines: 2 × Pratt & Whitney F119-PW-100
- Radar Range: 125+ miles (200+ km)
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- Generation: 6th-Generation (Projected)
- Maximum Speed: Approx. Mach 2 (Estimated)
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: Estimated 200+ miles (AESA)
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6 (1,200 mph / 1,930 km/h)
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: ~150+ km (AN/APG-81 AESA)
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6 (1,200 mph)
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: 150+ miles
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6 (1,200 mph)
- No. of Engines: 1 (Pratt & Whitney F135-PW-600)
- Radar Range: 150+ miles
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: 150+ miles
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: Over 150 miles
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- Generation: 5th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: 150+ miles
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- Generation: 6th Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.9
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 400+ km
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- Generation: 3rd
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.2
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: ~45–60 miles (varies by variant)
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- Generation: 3rd
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.6
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: ~37 miles (60 km)
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- Primary Effect / Kill Mechanism: Kinetic air to air and air to surface weapons
- Operational Range / Engagement Envelope: Long range carrier strike and air dominance
- Autonomy / Guidance Level: Human in cockpit with AI assisted systems
- Power / Propulsion Type: Adaptive cycle turbofan engines
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- Generation: 4th
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.8
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 124 miles
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- Generation: 4.5th Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.8 (1,190 mph / 1,915 km/h)
- No. of Engines: 2 × F414-GE-400
- Radar Range: ~150+ km (AESA Radar)
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- Generation: 4+
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.5 (1,837 km/h)
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: ~80–100 km (AESA radar)
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- Imaging / Detection Capability: Technology demonstration, limited sensing
- Frequency Band / Communication: UHF, S Band, experimental payloads
- Sensor / Antenna Type: Modular antennas, experimental sensors
- Coverage / Target Tracking Capacity: Global coverage over orbital passes
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- Guidance System: INS with terminal maneuvering
- Maximum Speed: Estimated Mach 13–15
- Launch Compatibility: Ground-based mobile launchers
- Warhead Technology: Conventional, hardened-target optimized
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- Guidance System: INS with possible satellite-assisted updates
- Maximum Speed: Estimated Mach 10+
- Launch Compatibility: Road-mobile launcher
- Warhead Technology: High-explosive/penetrator class
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- Generation: 5th Generation
- Maximum Speed: Mach 1.8
- No. of Engines: 2
- Radar Range: 150+ km
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- Primary Effect / Kill Mechanism: Precision kinetic strike and networked air combat
- Operational Range / Engagement Envelope: Long range, continental scale
- Autonomy / Guidance Level: Human in loop with AI assistance
- Power / Propulsion Type: Adaptive turbofan engines
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- Main Gun Caliber: N/A
- Engine Power: 375 hp
- Maximum Speed: 105 km/h
- Armor Type: Optional add-on armor kits (A-kit/B-kit)
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- Caliber: 5.56×45mm NATO
- Effective Range: Up to 600 m
- Rate of Fire: Approx. 700–850 rounds/minute
- Weight: Approximately 3.2–3.8 kg
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- Caliber: 5.56×45mm / 7.62×51mm
- Effective Range: 500–800 m
- Rate of Fire: 550–650 RPM
- Weight: 3.29–3.58 kg
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- Guidance System: INS + GPS + Terrain Contour Matching (TERCOM)
- Maximum Speed: Subsonic (Mach 0.7–0.9)
- Launch Compatibility: Air, Ground, Naval Platforms
- Warhead Technology: High Explosive / Penetration
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- Displacement: 6000 to 6700 tons
- Maximum Speed: 27 knots
- Radar Range: over 250 km depending on radar
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 16 to 32
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- Guidance System: INS with stellar correction
- Maximum Speed: Hypersonic, Mach 20+
- Launch Compatibility: Submarine vertical launch
- Warhead Technology: MIRV nuclear warheads
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- Large Flight Deck: Flat top with 3 EMALS catapults
- Onboard Air Wing: Fighters, AEW, ASW, and support aircraft
- Advanced Command & Control: Integrated combat systems
- Defensive Weapon Systems: CIWS + short-range SAMs
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- Warhead Type: Multi effects high explosive fragmentation
- Delivery Platforms: F 15E, F 16, F A 18E F, F 35
- Guidance: Tri mode seeker plus GPS INS
- Operational Role: All weather precision strike against moving targets
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- Warhead Type: High explosive conventional bomb body
- Delivery Platforms: Fighter and strike aircraft such as F-15 and F-111 variants
- Guidance: Electro optical or infrared with man in the loop data link
- Operational Role: Precision standoff strike against fixed and moving targets
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- Warhead Type: Hardened Penetrator High-Explosive Warhead
- Delivery Platforms: F-15E Strike Eagle, B-2 Spirit
- Guidance: Laser-Guided Precision System
- Operational Role: Deep bunker penetration and hardened target destruction
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- Warhead Type: Penetrating blast‑fragmentation, penetrating steel‑reinforced concrete
- Delivery Platforms: Internal bays or external hardpoints on fighter/bomber aircraft
- Guidance: GPS‑aided INS navigation
- Operational Role: Precision strikes on fixed, hardened, fortified targets
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- Warhead Type: High-explosive fragmentation
- Delivery Platforms: F-15E, F-35 Lightning II, F/A-18 Super Hornet
- Guidance: Tri-mode seeker (Millimeter Wave radar, IR, semi-active laser)
- Operational Role: Precision strike against moving and stationary targets
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- Warhead Type: High explosive penetrator
- Delivery Platforms: B-2 Spirit, B-52 Stratofortress
- Guidance: GPS guided
- Operational Role: Destruction of deeply buried hardened targets
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- Warhead Type: Hardened Penetrator High Explosive
- Delivery Platforms: F-15E Strike Eagle, F-35 Lightning II
- Guidance: GPS aided INS precision guidance
- Operational Role: Deep strike against underground bunkers
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- Warhead Type: Conventional precision bomb
- Delivery Platforms: Carrier aircraft, tactical jets
- Guidance: GPS / INS
- Operational Role: Long-range precision strike
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- Primary Effect / Kill Mechanism: Kinetic strike, air dominance, electronic warfare
- Operational Range / Engagement Envelope: ~1,500–2,000 km
- Autonomy / Guidance Level: Human-in-loop with AI decision support
- Power / Propulsion Type: Adaptive-cycle twin-engine turbine
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- Detection Range: Up to 75 km
- Frequency Band: X band
- Antenna Type / Technology: AESA
- Target Tracking Capacity: Hundreds of targets
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- Large Flight Deck: Ski jump STOVL deck
- Onboard Air Wing: Harrier fighters and helicopters
- Advanced Command & Control: Integrated naval CMS
- Defensive Weapon Systems: SAMs and CIWS
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- Maximum Speed: ~Mach 0.85
- Range: ~11,100 km
- Payload Capacity: Mission systems & sensors
- Crew: 7–9 (flight + mission crew)
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- Caliber: 9mm
- Effective Range: Short to medium
- Rate of Fire: Semi auto
- Weight: Light
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- Caliber: 9mm
- Effective Range: Short
- Rate of Fire: Semi auto
- Weight: Light
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- Guidance System: GPS and Inertial Navigation System (INS)
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2+
- Launch Compatibility: M142 HIMARS, M270 MLRS
- Warhead Technology: High Explosive Unitary or Alternative Warhead (AW)
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- Maximum Range: 160+ km
- Maximum Altitude: 25–30 km
- Radar Detection Range: 300+ km
- Missile Speed: Mach 4+
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- Imaging / Detection Capability: Navigation and timing only
- Frequency Band / Communication: L Band navigation signals
- Sensor / Antenna Type: Phased array navigation antennas
- Coverage / Target Tracking Capacity: Global continuous coverage
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- Imaging / Detection Capability: Precision Navigation and Timing (PNT)
- Frequency Band / Communication: L1, L2, L5 (Secure Military Signals)
- Sensor / Antenna Type: High-Gain Phased Array Antennas
- Coverage / Target Tracking Capacity: Global, Continuous Coverage
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- Imaging / Detection Capability: Navigation signal detection only
- Frequency Band / Communication: L1C, L2C, L5, encrypted SATCOM
- Sensor / Antenna Type: Phased-array antennas, atomic clocks
- Coverage / Target Tracking Capacity: Global positioning and timing
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- Guidance System: GPS-Aided Inertial Navigation System (INS)
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.5+
- Launch Compatibility: Ground-based launcher systems
- Warhead Technology: Non-combat target payload with telemetry instrumentation
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- Main Gun Caliber: 12.7 mm HMG / 40 mm GL
- Engine Power: 400 hp
- Maximum Speed: 100 km/h
- Armor Type: STANAG Level 4
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- Generation: 4.5
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2.0
- No. of Engines: 1
- Radar Range: 160+ km
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- Detection Range: Up to 250 km
- Frequency Band: S band
- Antenna Type / Technology: AESA planar array
- Target Tracking Capacity: 700 plus targets
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- Detection Range: Up to 515 km
- Frequency Band: S band
- Antenna Type / Technology: AESA
- Target Tracking Capacity: Up to 1000 targets
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- Maximum Range: 5,500+ km (ICBM-class threats)
- Maximum Altitude: Exo-atmospheric (above 2,000 km)
- Radar Detection Range: 4,000+ km (combined sensors)
- Missile Speed: Approx. Mach 20
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- Advanced Avionics: Helionix digital cockpit with autopilot
- High Maneuverability: Compact airframe with Fenestron rotor
- Multi-role Capability: Attack, transport, SAR, medevac
- Superior Survivability: Reduced noise and defensive aids
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- Guidance System: GPS / INS with active radar homing
- Maximum Speed: Subsonic (Mach 0.85)
- Launch Compatibility: Air, Sea, Submarine, Coastal Batteries
- Warhead Technology: High Explosive Blast Fragmentation
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- Maximum Speed: 72 km/h
- Endurance: Up to 8 hours (light payload)
- Operational Range: ~200 km estimated mission radius
- Payload Capacity: 50 kg
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- Advanced Avionics: Integrated GPS/INS, FLIR, digital cockpit
- High Maneuverability: Optimized for low-level and terrain-following flight
- Multi-role Capability: CSAR, medevac, special operations
- Superior Survivability: MAWS, RWR, chaff and flare systems
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- Guidance System: Imaging Infrared plus Command Guidance
- Maximum Speed: Mach 2+
- Launch Compatibility: Ground based vertical launcher
- Warhead Technology: High explosive fragmentation
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- Displacement: 11,550 tons full load
- Maximum Speed: 32 knots
- Radar Range: Approx. 20 to 40 nautical miles depending on system
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): None
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- Large Flight Deck: Supports medium lift helicopters
- Onboard Air Wing: Rotary wing aircraft only
- Advanced Command & Control: Integrated amphibious task force HQ
- Defensive Weapon Systems: CIWS and 30mm cannons
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- Displacement: 8,500 tons
- Maximum Speed: 30+ knots
- Radar Range: 400 km class air search capability
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 48 cells
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- Displacement: ~8,500 tons
- Maximum Speed: 30+ knots
- Radar Range: 400+ km (estimated)
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 48
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- Large Flight Deck: STOVL deck with ski-jump
- Onboard Air Wing: F-35B, Merlin helicopters, transport/ASW aircraft
- Advanced Command & Control: Integrated CMS and CIC for multi-domain ops
- Defensive Weapon Systems: CIWS, Sea Ceptor SAMs, decoy systems
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- Large Flight Deck: 280 m, supports simultaneous STOVL operations
- Onboard Air Wing: 40+ aircraft, F-35B, helicopters
- Advanced Command & Control: Integrated CMS, CIC, AEW support
- Defensive Weapon Systems: CIWS, short-range SAMs, decoy systems
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- Displacement: Approx. 3,500 tons
- Maximum Speed: 11 knots
- Radar Range: N/A
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): None
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- Displacement: ~7,000 tons
- Maximum Speed: 28+ knots
- Radar Range: 300+ km
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 48
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- Primary Effect / Kill Mechanism: Not a weapon system — passenger transport aircraft
- Operational Range / Engagement Envelope: ~400 km (250 miles)
- Autonomy / Guidance Level: Remote-piloted prototype; potential for future autonomy (design not finalized)
- Power / Propulsion Type: Hybrid (gas-turbine generator + battery electric)
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- Maximum Range: 40 km (HQ-16A), 70 km (B/C), up to 160 km (FE variant)
- Maximum Altitude: 15 m to 18-27 km
- Radar Detection Range: Up to 140 km (S-band 3D phased-array)
- Missile Speed: Mach 3+ (exceeding 1,000-1,200 m/s)
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- Maximum Range: 1,000+ km (estimated)
- Maximum Altitude: Exo-atmospheric (classified estimate)
- Radar Detection Range: 1,500+ km (approx., depending on radar configuration)
- Missile Speed: Estimated Mach 6+
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- Maximum Range: 250–300 km
- Maximum Altitude: 30+ km
- Radar Detection Range: 300–450 km
- Missile Speed: Estimated Mach 5+
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- Maximum Range: ~170 km
- Maximum Altitude: ~27 km
- Radar Detection Range: ~250 km
- Missile Speed: Approx. Mach 3
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- Maximum Range: 400–600 km
- Maximum Altitude: 150+ km (exo-atmospheric)
- Radar Detection Range: Not disclosed / Estimated long-range
- Missile Speed: Estimated Mach 5+
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- Maximum Range: 200 km
- Maximum Altitude: 30 km
- Radar Detection Range: 300 km
- Missile Speed: Mach 4.2
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- Maximum Range: 200 km
- Maximum Altitude: 27 km
- Radar Detection Range: 300 km
- Missile Speed: Mach 4+
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- Maximum Range: 200 km
- Maximum Altitude: 30 km
- Radar Detection Range: 300 km
- Missile Speed: Mach 4 plus
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- Guidance System: INS + potential terminal maneuvering sensors
- Maximum Speed: Estimated Mach 5+ (hypersonic class)
- Launch Compatibility: Road-mobile TEL launcher
- Warhead Technology: Conventional or nuclear-capable
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- Generation: 3rd
- Maximum Speed: About Mach 2
- No. of Engines: One
- Radar Range: About 60 to 100 miles
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- Detection Range: Up to ~474 km (air surveillance)
- Frequency Band: S/X Band (multi-mission AESA)
- Antenna Type / Technology: Active Electronically Scanned Array (AESA)
- Target Tracking Capacity: High multi-target simultaneous tracking
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