During World War II, aircraft rockets earned a formidable reputation, especially in France after the Normandy landings (Operation NEPTUNE); post-war analysis, however, revealed many reported kills were near-misses. Aircraft cannon firing armour-piercing ammunition, such as the Hurribomber's 40 mm or Stuka's 37 mm, could be effective, also.
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Passive countermeasures, like the Russian Shtora system, attempt to jam the guidance systems of incoming guided missiles.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Explosive reactive armour, or ERA, is another major type of protection against high explosive antitank weapons, in which sections of armour explode to dissipate the focused explosive force of a shaped charge warhead. Reactive armour is attached to the outside of an MBT in small, replaceable bricks.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Active protection systems go one step further than reactive armour. An APS uses radar or other sensing technology to automatically react to incoming projectiles. When the system detects hostile fire, it calculates a firing resolution and directs an explosive-launched counter-projectile to intercept or disrupt the incoming fire a few metres from the target.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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good because then you really would have been buggered.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostWith an unholy amount of restraint, I resisted the temptation to punch him in the back of the head.Comment
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