Depois de sistemas SAM navais russos, chegou a vez dos ingleses, e esse lutou nas Falklands em 82 !
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Era este ai que os caças argentinos conseguiram se esquivar ?
Foram sete aeronaves argentinas abatidas por eles na guerra, mais um Gazelle inglês, abatido por engano
Rogerio faz tempo eu vi um documentario sobre as malvinas e tinha um sistema ingles que não funcionou bem então é outro ?
Era este mesmo, ele tinha limitações que os argentinos conheciam bem, veja este trecho da wikipedia:
"In total at least eighteen missiles were launched by Type 42 destroyers, six by Invincible, and two by Bristol. Out of five missiles fired against helicopters or high flying aircraft, four were successful, but only two of nineteen fired at low level aircraft hit: just eleven per cent; however a number of missiles were fired without guidance to deter low level attacks. Exeter's success can be partially attributed to being equipped with the Type 1022 radar, which was designed for the system and provided greater capability than the old Type 965 fitted to the earlier Type 42s.[7][8] The Type 965 was unable to cope with low level targets as it suffered multiple path crossings and targets became lost in radar clutter from the surface of the South Atlantic. This resulted in Sea Dart being unable to lock onto targets at distance obscured by land, or fast-moving low-level targets obscured in ground clutter or sea-returns.
The Argentine Navy was well aware of the Sea Dart's capabilities and limitations, having two Type 42s of its own. Consequently, Argentine planes, opting to fly below the Type 965 radar ("sea skimming"), frequently dropped bombs which failed to explode. The arming vane on the bomb had insufficient time to complete the number of revolutions required to arm the fuze, causing the fuze to remain in safe mode and not function on impact."
O texto da Wikipedia já mostra a razão.
"In total at least eighteen missiles were launched by Type 42 destroyers, six by Invincible, and two by Bristol. Out of five missiles fired against helicopters or high flying aircraft, four were successful, but only two of nineteen fired at low level aircraft hit: just eleven per cent; however a number of missiles were fired without guidance to deter low level attacks.just eleven per cent; however a number of missiles were fired without guidance to deter low level attacks."
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"The net effect of Sea Dart was to deny the higher altitudes to enemy aircraft. This was important because Argentine aircraft such as the Mirage III had better straight line performance than the Sea Harriers, which were unlikely to successfully intercept them. "
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