Aeronautical industry has looked into double-missile LORA firearms • Two long-range missiles have been launched at a pre-planned target at sea • View documentation
The aerospace industry conducted a double-missile operation on the LORA weapon system - an accurate ballistic missile. The experiment was successfully designed and executed under the Corona limits and as part of the business work program and capabilities demonstration to the advanced missile system customers.
Up to 400 km: IAI completed a new ballistic missile experiment // Photo: IAI
The experiment, conducted from sea, involved the launch of two long-range LORA missiles toward a pre-planned sea-level impact point in two descriptors. In the experiment, a variety of LORA weapons systems were tested in the short-range of 90 km and long-range of 400 km. The onshore weapon system was placed on a ship at sea as part of the safety requirements in such experiments. The missile was launched from an operational system that included a command trailer and a land carrier.
In both experimental descriptors, Sugar launched his orbit, navigating himself toward the target and hitting the target with great precision. The weapons and missile system successfully met all targets. In light of the corona's limitations, the experiment was carried out using a mobile experimental field and a small team that implemented remote management and work.
The LORA system, developed by the Aerospace Industries' UAV, is a marine and terrestrial weapon system that includes a long-range ground missile, unique launcher, control and control system and a support terrestrial / marine system. It provides a range of ballistic attack in a range of about ten. Meters.
The LORA Weapon System was developed in the Aerospace Missile and Space Systems Division believing in the development and construction of air defense systems such as the Arrow 2 and Arrow 3 weapons, Lightning 8, roaming and countless missile systems, advanced satellite systems such as observation satellites, nano-satellites, satellite launchers, satellites Communications, including the national media satellite "Dror" and the "Genesis" spacecraft in its mission to the moon and more.
Aerospace Vice President and Systems, Missile and Aerospace Division Manager Boaz Levy said: "The experiment was carried out in full operational outline, where the maneuverability, attack and system accuracy were tested along with technological advancements and improvements. The results of the experiment prove the maturity of the system and its capabilities and I thank the Navy, the Air Force and the Ministry of Defense for the cooperation and harnessing to complete this experiment. "
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