Videos tagged with Guided Missile

This video provides a detailed, hands-on disassembly of the GBU-12 Paveway II, a 500lb laser-guided bomb. It showcases the modular components, including the MK 82 bomb body, seeker head, and tail kit, demonstrating their assembly and disassembly process. The expert-level demonstration highlights the practical aspects of handling and understanding this guided munition.

This video details the unboxing of a Raytheon OMS-402 Control Test Programmer, a vintage piece of military electronics used for guided missile test programs. The unit, dated 10/75, features specific voltage test points and a continuity light. The presenter, acting as a collector, demonstrates careful handling and identification of the device's components and specifications.

This video unboxes an inert M823 training version of the 155mm Copperhead laser-guided anti-tank projectile. It details the preparation and opening of the military transport case, revealing the projectile. Archival footage explains the Copperhead's operational concept: fired from over 10 miles away, it uses laser guidance for precision strikes against armored targets.

This YouTube video focuses on the Guided Missile Test Set AN/ASM-464, specifically detailing its use with AIM-9 and Sidewinder missiles. The content highlights military applications and testing procedures for these advanced missile systems. While not directly demonstrating firearms in a conventional sense, it pertains to military ordnance and related testing equipment, which can be of interest to those in the defense and aerospace sectors, and potentially to firearms enthusiasts with a broader interest in military technology.

This video provides a detailed examination of the Soviet R-60 (AA-8 Aphid) air-to-air missile's infrared guidance seeker. It showcases the external features, including Cyrillic markings and serial numbers, before disassembling the unit to reveal its complex analog electronics and gimbaled seeker head. The demonstration highlights the seeker's ability to track heat signatures, offering a glimpse into Cold War-era missile technology.