AGM-88 HARM
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United StatesManufacturer: Texas Instruments / Raytheon
«High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile»
CruiseLand attackUnited States1985In service
Supersonic anti-radiation missile used for SEAD/DEAD missions against SAMs, search radars and C2 systems.
Cruise//Land attack
ID — AGM-88-HARMUnited States · Texas Instruments / Raytheon
High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile
Supersonic anti-radiation missile used for SEAD/DEAD missions against SAMs, search radars and C2 systems.
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- Reliability
- Unverified
- Sources
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Identity
- Designation
- AGM-88 HARM
- Alias
- High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile
- Manufacturer
- Texas Instruments / Raytheon
- Country
- United States
- Year
- 1985
- Category
- Cruise
- All sub-types
- Land attack
- Status
- In service
Performance
- Range
- 150 km
- Top speed
- Mach 2+
- Guidance
- Homing passivo anti-radiazione + INS/GPS nelle varianti moderne
- Warhead
- HE-frag 66 kg
- CEP
- 5 m
Physical characteristics
- Launch platform
- F-16CJ / F/A-18 / EA-18G / Tornado ECR / MiG-29 adattati
- Length
- 4.17 m
- Launch weight
- 355 kg
Main operators
United StatesGermanyItalyGreeceUkraine
History
Entering service in 1985, HARM replaced Shrike and Standard ARM as the main Western weapon for suppression of enemy air defenses.
It has been used in Libya, Iraq, Serbia and Ukraine; the AARGM evolution expands performance against radars that shut down or relocate.
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