An air-to-surface missile is a missile which is fired from an aircraft to the ground.

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Trishul is a surface to air missile . Trishul has a range of 9 km and is designed to counter a low level attack with a very quick reaction time. It is all all-weather surface-to-air-missile.

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Surface to air is shot from the ground into the air at the target. Air to air is fired from another aircraft. Actually there is very little difference. just where the missile is fired from.
Of course, there can be many more surface-to-air missiles (SAM) than air-to-air (AAM) because an enemy aircraft can only carry a limited number.

A missile fired from the surface (ie the ground) intended to hit a target in the air (ie a plane)

A missle fired on the ground that seeks out an airborne target.

An ASM is an air-to-surface missile, or an assistant stage manager.

Surface-to-Air Missile. It's an anti-aircraft missile used by ground troops.

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In men, usually Samuel

In women, usually Samantha

As an acronym, SAM is short for Surface to Air Missile

The missiles are pushed out of their silos with compressed air and rise to the surface literally in a bubble of air. Very little seawater comes into contact with the missile until it breaks the surface of the water. The missile is ignited at the surface and the guidance system steers it to it's target.

All soldiers are patriots. But there's a surface-to-air missile system called Patriot. The soldiers who operate it are "Patriot Missile Crewmen."

In air Combat, when an aircraft fires a missile at another aircraft, it is known as an Air to Air missile.

The Sparrows and Sidewinders were air to air missiles

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It's pretty cut and dry... it's a missile launched from the surface (which can either a land-based launcher or a ship-based launcher) and it's intended to seek airborne targets (such as aircraft, drones, or cruise missiles).

Yes, 3rd and 4th generation IR surface to air missiles do require lead and elevation because these parameters are necessary for the missile to accurately intercept a target. Lead accounts for the target's movement, adjusting the missile's trajectory to intercept the target at the right point. Elevation ensures that the missile is launched at the correct angle to reach the target at a specific altitude.

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9K38 Igla, SA-16 Gimlet

No, and his A4 Skyhawk was downed by a SAM (Surface to Air Missile).

Some can fly at Mach 3-6 while anti-ballistic missiles can achieve Mach 10

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An ALBM is an air-launched ballistic missile, a ballistic missile launched from a bomber.

SAMs (Surface to Air Missiles) which gained notoriety during the Vietnam War (shooting down B-52 bombers/and fighter bombers) are for air defense and are part of the air defense system; as were deployed by North Vietnam during the war.

ICBMs (Inter-Continental Ballistic Missiles=Nuclear Warheads/Atomic Weapons) were to supplement or replace manned bombers which were offensive weapons (aircraft=bombers) to strike enemy cities and other targets (missile sites, sea ports, air fields, repair facilities, ammuntion depots, factories, etc.).

The difference between a missile and a torpedo is that a torpedo travels in the waters and a missile flys through the air.

The difference between a missile and a torpedo is that a torpedo travels in the waters and a missile flys through the air.

That's the SA-9.

surface to surface

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scud

SCUD

Exocet missile

Yes, the FIM-92 Stinger is a shoulder-fired surface-to-air missile system that utilizes infrared homing ("heat-seeking") technology to track and target aircraft. The missile homes in on the heat emitted by the aircraft's engines or exhaust, allowing it to engage and destroy airborne threats.

Lots and lots. ICBMs and IRBMs are both types, as well as a wide range of anti-ship missiles, land attack cruise missiles, and other more eccentric varieties.

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An airpath is a path of a missile or aircraft through the air.

Gravity is pulling the projectile down steadily; the further it climbs, the more resistance it's recieving, it begins to slow down, as with any projectile.

Surface-to-surface missiles typically follow a ballistic trajectory after launch, which involves three main phases: boost phase, midcourse phase, and terminal phase. During boost phase, the missile accelerates to reach its target. In the midcourse phase, the missile coasts through space towards the target, and in the terminal phase, the missile descends towards the target for impact.

McCain's A-4 Skyhawk was shot down by a SAM (Surface to Air Missile) over Hanoi, capital of North Vietnam.

Cape Canaveral

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By throwing 20 missile in the air in the Earth

An anti-tank missile is accelerating from the moment the rocket motor is ignited. That means it is going faster and faster at each moment until it strikes its target or runs out of fuel. Most missile systems possess this characteristic, that is, they don't have a cited "top speed" because of the variability of the speed reached based on the distance to target. In the case of just one missile system, the Javelin (and not the surface-to-air one), the missile has a 2,500 metre range, and can get easily achieve mach numbers at longer ranges within its designed reach.

ballistic air missile

Eight. Normally carries 6 AIM-120 AMRAAMs (Advanced Medium Range Air to Air Missile) and 2 AIM-9M Sidewinder short range missiles along with 3 droptanks.

Missile defense systems are very limited in nature. If one missile gets out of control, it might be shot down as the USS Lake Erie shot down a USA missile in a test on Feb. 14, 2009. If there are several missiles coming at you, they will overwhelm the best defense systems. Missile defense systems do Nothing to stop aircraft bombers. Bombers that fly below radar. Bombers that have stealth anti radar covering. Bombers that carry air-to-air and/or air-to-ground rockets and or missiles. Bombers can get around most missile defense systems.

A missile fired from the surface (ie the ground) intended to hit a target in the air (ie a plane)

A missle fired on the ground that seeks out an airborne target.

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