By Victor Duda
Radio -electronic wrestling modules are developed by Leonardo and use digital radio frequency memory technology (DRFM). This technology is very effective and will provide the best opportunities for detecting and electronic attack for Spear-Well. Operators will be able to use Spear-Well to suppress enemy radar systems, as well as to create thinner effects of radio-electronic wrestling, such as creating trap targets to distract from crew aircraft or effectors.
SPEAR-UU uses the same glider as the miniature winged SPEAR missile, made for royal Air Force. This community has made it possible to reduce the cost of developing Spear-UW, and also allows you to create a joint solution for integration/starting installation, which reduces logistics load and provides high load potential.
The company states that additional funding for the rapid projection will accelerate the development of Spear-U We, bringing to perfection all its key subsystems, and will help to perform mission and planning assessment. Chris Allam, the MBDA leading director, said: "Spear-Um will become a real turning point in suppressing and defeating the enemy's air defense. As we have seen recently, it is extremely difficult to fight with today's tool set: Spear-Well is a key.
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