The
KH-23 appears to be no better then the U.S. "
BULLPUP" as far as the guidance system or performance achieved.
The
KH-25ML was the better designed missile and purpose built to
take out fortifications, bunkers and armor. I would think given the "
field of view" it's accuracy
would be degraded against a
moving target.
Like all missiles
generally, it's about the
Guidance System,
Warhead (Or if you will and as used in a couple of the refs,
Penetrator.) and
Payload and, in this case I've
seen nothing to indicate that the payload is anything other then
HE.
In my "
way of business" I've not looked at anything WiKi for reasons stated many times in the past, however, the below refs. are the best I can find outside of those others. I should think they should be enough for now.
http://www.armedforces.co.uk/Europea...s/edmis3a4.htm
http://armamentresearch.com/kh-29-ai...role-in-libya/
http://www.ausairpower.net/APA-Rus-A...mozTocId603457
http://www.digitalcombatmercenaries....mfceeetmpvkjq0
https://www.globalsecurity.org/milit...ssia/as-10.htm
From the above ref.:
"...instead an additional warhead weighing 24 kg to supplement the 113 kg warhead in the front, was placed in its tail section..."
Add on: I forgot to add that some of these missiles were limited to what
aircraft could carry them by missile designation.
For perspective and contrast:
The following to again make the my points (Less the penetrator. See below.) from
Para. 2 above (And again
HE. The
aluminum is to
contain and stabilize the other two ingredients until detonated by the fusing system. That's what the
Warhead is made of.)
https://www.dodlive.mil/2017/04/14/w...-of-all-bombs/
Also just added:
KH-15 primarily designed to carry a nuclear warhead,
two conventional designs later followed. This obviously of the same "
KH" family of missiles.
http://weaponsystems.net/weaponsyste...20(Kh-15).html
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Pat
