Recyclable guided air bomb

Abstract

The invention discloses a recyclable guidance air bomb which is mainly composed of a vehicle body, airborne elements and explosives, the unmanned aerial vehicle serves as a carrier, a television instruction guidance homing method serves as guidance, the explosives serve as attack weapons, the defect that a guided missile cannot be recycled after being launched is overcome, the unmanned aerial vehicle has the advantages of being rapid, flexible, high in confidentiality, convenient to use and high in cost performance, and war cost can be greatly saved.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to electromechanical integration technology, relates to a new unmanned aerial vehicle technology, and particularly relates to the retrievable guided anti-aircraft bomb technology using the new unmanned aerial vehicle as a carrier. Background technique [0002] At present, the measurement of a country's military strength focuses on measuring its air combat capability, because the strength of sea combat is measured by the presence or absence of aircraft carriers. There are several aircraft carriers, but aircraft carriers also rely on carrier-based aircraft, and there is no air created by carrier-based aircraft. Advantages, the aircraft carrier will become a moving target at sea, and ground combat is basically not included in the scope of measurement. The strength of military power is reflected in the degree to which the quality of weapons kills the living forces. Ground combat will sacrifice a lot of lives. Since the beginning of th...

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Problems solved by technology

Since the beginning of the 21st century, there has been an additional drone weapon for air combat, but drones are good at ground attack and cannot compete with manned machines. There is no precedent for drones to confront manned machines in modern warfare. Because modern UAVs have irreparable defects compared with manned ones, such as slow speed, low air control and poor maneuverability

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