Background

The AIM-10 Cobra is the Royal Federation Airforce's replacement to the AIM-9 Sidewinder, and one of the most advanced AAMs in the world. With beyond-visual-range missile, the Cobra is capable of "lock-on after launch" (LOAL), and possesses full-sphere/all-direction (including the rear) attack ability. Cobra features advanced electro-optical infrared homing seeker that scans the target area for hostile aircraft, then locks-on for terminal chase. AIM-10 features reprogrammable InfraRed Counter Counter Measures (IRCCM) capability that coupled with the FPA provide improved look down into clutter and performance against the latest IRCM. Compatible with the Federation Joint Helmet Mounted Cueing System, and three-dimensional thrust-vectoring control (TVC) system which providing increased turn capability over traditional control surfaces. The Cobra utilizing these capabilities is able to use its agility to engagement of highly maneuverable aircraft.

Specifications

Length: 10.3ft
Weight: 110 kg
Guidance: IR, electro-optical imaging, semi-active radar homing
Warhead: 10.1 kg Annular Blast Fragmentation
Range: 35km (56.6km Block II)
Speed: Mach 3.6

Controls

Movement

-Normal Plane Controls
-Throttle Accelerates

Weapons

-FireWeapons firing the Guardian launches missile