MILITARY ENCYCLOPEDIA

A torpedo guidance method that homes in on the wake or trail left by a moving target, typically a ship.

Designation for chemical or biological agents adapted for use as weapons, including delivery systems engineered for dissemination.

A radar system used to detect and track precipitation, storm intensity, and wind patterns to assist in flight operations and mission planning.

Armour made by welding and rolling homogeneous steel plates.

A breech-loading mechanism for artillery, featuring interrupted screw threads for rapid sealing and opening of the breech.

A recessed area at the stern of certain amphibious warships, allowing landing craft or vehicles to enter/exit the vessel directly from the water.

Artillery classification distinguishing self-propelled wheeled vehicles from weapons towed by external means.

A mechanical device used to pull or lift heavy loads via a cable or rope, commonly integrated into light tactical vehicles for recovery or cargo operations.

Missile guidance system where commands are transmitted via a physical wire link between the launch point and the missile during flight.