Anti Radiation Missile Collection

German Tornado ECR on the runway at Lechfeld Airfield, Germany
German Tornado ECR armed with a HARM anti-radar missile during exercise ELITE, Lechfeld Airfield, Germany

A Panavia Tornado of the Royal Air Force, Lechfeld Airbase, Germany
A Panavia Tornado of the Royal Air Force armed with an ALARM anti-radar missile during the electronic warfare exercise ELITE, Lechfeld Airbase, Germany

AGM-88E aRGM missile on a U. S. Navy F / A-18F Super Hornet
AGM-88E aRGM missile on a U.S. Navy F/A-18F Super Hornet

An Italian Air Force Tornado IDS armed with AGM-88 HARM missiles
April 8, 2011 - An Italian Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS armed with AGM-88 HARM missiles shortly before entering Libyan airspace for a suppression of enemy air defenses mission in support of

A Panavia Tornado IDS of the Italian Air Force
April 8, 2011 - An Italian Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS armed with AGM-88 HARM missiles shortly before entering Libyan airspace for a suppression of enemy air defenses mission in support of

An Italian Air Force Tornado IDS conducts in-flight refueling
April 8, 2011 - An Italian Air Force Panavia Tornado IDS armed with AGM-88 HARM missiles shortly before entering Libyan airspace for a suppression of enemy air defenses mission in support of

Tornado ECR of the German Air Force armed with HARM missile landing at Lechfeld Air Base, Germany, during exercise ELITE 2007

Ground crew conducting pre-flight-checks on a German Tornado ECR, armed with an HARM missile, in front of its shelter

An F / A-18F Super Hornet armed with an AGM-88E aRGM missile
An F/A-18F Super Hornet conducts a captive carry flight test of an AGM-88E Advanced Anti-Radiation Guided Missile

Tornado GR4 of the Royal Air Force armed with ALARM missiles at Lechfeld Air Base, Germany, during exercise Elite 2007

Spanish F-18 aircraft taxiing on the runway, Germany
Spanish F-18 with HARM training missiles at Electronic warfare exercise ELITE, Geilenkirchen Airfield, Germany

Illustration of an AGM-88 High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile (HARM)

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"Unleashing the Power of Anti-Radiation Missiles: A Global Defense Arsenal" In a world where threats loom large, cutting-edge technology takes center stage. Enter the anti-radiation missile, a formidable weapon designed to neutralize enemy radar systems and protect our skies. From Germany's Lechfeld Airfield to Italy's air bases, these lethal projectiles are transforming modern warfare. At Lechfeld Airbase in Germany, a German Tornado ECR stands poised on the runway, armed with an AGM-88 HARM missile. This sleek aircraft is ready to unleash its devastating payload against any hostile radar source that dares challenge it. Meanwhile, a Royal Air Force Panavia Tornado joins forces at the same airbase, showcasing international collaboration in defense. Not far away in Italy, Italian Air Force pilots take flight aboard their trusty Tornado IDS jets armed with AGM-88 HARM missiles. These fearless aviators conduct daring missions while seamlessly refueling mid-air – demonstrating their unwavering commitment to safeguarding our skies. But it's not just Europe that harnesses this advanced weaponry; across the Atlantic Ocean lies another force equipped with anti-radiation might. U. S Navy F/A-18F Super Hornets soar through American skies carrying AGM-88E aRGM missiles – an impressive display of strength and precision. Ground crew members play an integral role too as they meticulously perform pre-flight checks on German Tornado ECRs before each mission. Their dedication ensures every detail is scrutinized for optimal performance when these powerful machines take off into battle-ready skies. The versatility of these anti-radiation missiles knows no bounds - whether mounted on German or Italian aircraft or deployed by U. S Navy Super Hornets – they stand as symbols of collective defense against potential threats worldwide. As we witness this global alliance united under one purpose - protecting our nations from harm.