cookingjilo.blogg.se - Hearts of iron 4 rocket artillery

The line type = motorized in the armored car archetype is a different kettle of fish. That's what the terms in the wiki refer to.

and which references armored_car_equipment as its equipment archetype.

based on the equipment type armored_car_equipment_2 (yielding the American base variant "M8 greyhound").

the M20 is an American equipment variant.

I don't have the armored car DLC, but for the sake of argument, let's say that variants or custom designs can be made of armored cars. Therefore, the wiki page Land equipment will keep "Motorized" for equipment type, however, equipment has been changed from "Motorized" to "Truck".Ĭlick to expand.What you link to in the wiki is not the same "type" Fool and I were discussing. It appears as though "Trucks" are motorized_equipment_1 which are type motorized.

Per the file Hearts of Iron IV\common\\localisation\english\equipment_l_english.yml.

Interface_category = interface_category_land

Per the file Hearts of Iron IV\common\units\equipment\motorized.txt.

Per the file Hearts of Iron IV\common\units\equipment\_.

It kind of neuters it.Further investigation of the game files reveals the following: "It doesn't obliterate the rocket completely. "The idea is it will detonate the warhead," Williams says. Their "fuze blast warheads" explode near the incoming targets (they're not designed to actually hit them, though it happens), destroying them in-air. But they are equipped with all sorts of onboard sensors, including things like GPS and electro-optical sensors, and steering fins so that they can automatically adjust their paths en route to track down their prey.

The Tamir rockets, which travel at subsonic speeds (maybe a couple hundred miles per hour), are not guided by human hands. They come in in 10s and 20s and 30s or more." And, also, it's not like these come in in ones and twos. The engagement timeline, you have to establish control and engage, is very short. "Arguably, one of the most impressive elements of this system is its command and control," says Ian Williams, a fellow in the International Security Program at the Washington-based think tank Center for Strategic & International Studies, and the deputy director of CSIS's Missile Defense Project. in addition to mortar, other artillery and even drones. It does this, too, as Hamas often fires dozens and dozens of rockets at once. What makes Iron Dome so effective is its ability to quickly detect what is a real threat (say, a rocket headed toward the heart of a city, a military base or a deployment of troops) and what isn't (say, a flock of birds or a rocket that is on trajectory to cause no harm), and then fire the Tamir interceptor rockets as needed.Īccording to Raytheon, Iron Dome is designed to detect threats from about 2.5 to 43.5 miles (4 to 70 kilometers) away.

Israel employs several of these batteries, which cover roughly 60 square miles (155 square kilometers) each and reportedly cost $10 million apiece. And the mobile "firing units," each of which contains 20 Tamir rockets that intercept the incoming fire. A control system developed by Israeli firm mPrest that takes the information from the radar, instantly analyzes it and computes next steps. A sophisticated radar that detects incoming threats.

IRON DOME™ Is a multi-purpose combat proven system that detects, assesses and intercepts incoming artillery such as: C-RAM, Cruise Missiles, Precise Guided Missiles (PGM), UAVs, Air Breathing Threats (ABTs) and dense salvos.