AGM-88 HARM World War II increased performance

increased performance

Wingspan 17 1/2 inches

In answer to the ascendancy which the SE5s and SPADS of the Allies were gaining

Advanced glide computer and a secure GPS Flight recorder are also maintained in each aircraft

AGM-88 HARM World War II increased performanceAGM 88 HARM desk model. Development of the AGM High speed Anti Radiation Missile (HARM) was initiated by Texas Instruments, which aimed to create a weapon to replace the AGM 45 Strike and the AGM 78. However, production changed hands when Raytheon took over Texas defense production arm. Nonetheless, the AGM88 was a program that responded to a request from the US Navy. The missile was supposed to be equipped onto the A 6E, A 7, and some F A 18 units,