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 ⓘ
Ferranti ⓘ
era 1950s ⓘ
1960s ⓘ
1970s ⓘ
1980s ⓘ
guidanceSystem continuous-wave radar illumination ⓘ
semi-active radar homing ⓘ
launchPlatform ground-based launcher ⓘ
manufacturer Bristol Aeroplane Company ⓘ
Ferranti ⓘ
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 ⓘ
predecessor Bloodhound Mk I ⓘ
primaryOperator United Kingdom ⓘ
propulsion ramjet sustainer engines ⓘ
solid-fuel booster rockets ⓘ
radarAssociated Ferranti Type 86 radar ⓘ
Ferranti Type 87 radar ⓘ
rangeClass long-range ⓘ
role point defence of airfields ⓘ
point defence of radar sites ⓘ
strategic air defence ⓘ
serviceEntry early 1960s ⓘ
subsequentVersion Bloodhound Mk II ⓘ
linked to: Bloodhound Mk I
usedBy Royal Air Force ⓘ
Royal Australian Air Force ⓘ
Singapore Armed Forces ⓘ
Swedish Air Force ⓘ
Swiss Air Force ⓘ
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) ⓘ