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- Primary Effect / Kill Mechanism: Kinetic air to air and air to surface weapons
- Operational Range / Engagement Envelope: Long range, regional air dominance
- Autonomy / Guidance Level: Human in loop with AI assisted systems
- Power / Propulsion Type: Twin engine turbofan
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- Displacement: 8,200 tons
- Maximum Speed: 30+ knots
- Radar Range: Extended long range (several hundred km)
- Vertical Launch Cells (VLS): 96
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- Maximum Range: ~60–70 km
- Maximum Altitude: ~20 km
- Radar Detection Range: ~120–150 km
- Missile Speed: Mach 3+
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- Guidance System: INS with data link & active radar homing
- Maximum Speed: Approx. Mach 2.5
- Launch Compatibility: Mobile ground-based launcher
- Warhead Technology: High-explosive fragmentation
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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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