Bloodhound missile (later marks)

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The later marks of the Bloodhound missile were advanced British long-range, surface-to-air guided weapons used during the Cold War to defend against high-altitude aircraft and missile threats.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Cold War air defence system
guided weapon system
long-range surface-to-air missile
surface-to-air missile system
conflict Cold War
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
deploymentMode fixed ground-based launchers
semi-mobile ground sites
designedToIntercept high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft
high-speed bombers
developedBy Bristol Aeroplane Company NERFINISHED
Ferranti NERFINISHED
era 1950s
1960s
1970s
1980s
guidanceSystem continuous-wave radar illumination
semi-active radar homing
launchPlatform ground-based launcher
manufacturer Bristol Aeroplane Company NERFINISHED
Ferranti NERFINISHED
notableFeature continuous-wave radar guidance
high-altitude interception capability
ramjet-powered sustained flight
operatedBy ground-based air defence units
partOf United Kingdom integrated air defence system NERFINISHED
predecessor Bloodhound Mk I NERFINISHED
primaryOperator United Kingdom NERFINISHED
propulsion ramjet sustainer engines
solid-fuel booster rockets
radarAssociated Ferranti Type 86 radar NERFINISHED
Ferranti Type 87 radar NERFINISHED
rangeClass long-range
role point defence of airfields
point defence of radar sites
strategic air defence
serviceEntry early 1960s
subsequentVersion Bloodhound Mk II NERFINISHED
usedBy Royal Air Force
Royal Australian Air Force NERFINISHED
Singapore Armed Forces NERFINISHED
Swedish Air Force NERFINISHED
Swiss Air Force NERFINISHED
usedFor air defence of high-value targets
defence against high-altitude aircraft
defence against stand-off missile carriers
warheadType high-explosive fragmentation warhead

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British Aircraft Corporation developed Bloodhound missile (later marks)