They have to be climate controlled in storage, so almost certainly. Not that it really matters because low altitude flight and terrain masking is the best stealth you'll get.
1 month ago
Anonymous
> low altitude flight and terrain masking is the best stealth you'll get
Isn’t helpful when in flat areas or in the ocean. You’ll Definitely want RAM to have the most effective chance of slipping past missile defenses
1 month ago
Anonymous
In flat areas you terrain mask by using the curvature of the earth, when you come over the horizon pretty much every modern radar is going to detect you regardless of your RAM as you'll be like 10-15nm away.
Mission planners will still plot missiles around radar sites though.
1 month ago
Anonymous
https://i.imgur.com/O7mU9OU.jpg
They have to be climate controlled in storage, so almost certainly. Not that it really matters because low altitude flight and terrain masking is the best stealth you'll get.
also low terrain isn't really helpful for achieving its maximum range.
The british part in the Franco-british SCALP is the BROACH warhead. Not the missile's airframe, RAM, or anything else really.
The SCALP is the direct descendant of the franco-german APACHE in which the only german thing were the KRISS anti-runway submunitions.
The only reason why brits defend the "Storm Shadow" is because they think it is made in England. It's not.
JASSM is longer ranged, stealthier, and most importantly of all it has networked capabilities. The big drawback of the scalp is that it can’t accept updated orders in flight. The JASSM has secondary targets programmed in so once the main target is destroyed they don’t waste missiles
This. SCALP is a good system but it's getting quite old. Which is why MBDA France and MBDA UK work on two different missiles, originally supposed to be a single missile, the FC/ASW, or FMAN FMC in french. One is a future cruise missile, subsonic and very stealthy, the other a supersonic antiship missile, less stealthy. This joint programme started as a 50-50 single weapon solution, but there are now two very different approaches, one 90% british, the other 90% french. I wouldn't worry about it though, as brits will most probably abandon this program ultimately and buy american, then proceed to blame and mock frogs in stupid threads like this one.
https://i.imgur.com/bLDlHSW.jpg
We already have surface and sub surface launched SCALP/Storm Shadow. Probably one of the various reasons more countries have bought it.
There is no surface or launched SCALP or "Storm Shadow". It's a different missile reusing some of the same components, named the MdCN, improperly called "SCALP naval" by MBDA France for export reasons.
It's also a bigger, 1000km range missile, not a 450km one, sorry "560km" according to brits.
I'm french and I have no fucking idea what or who you are talking about. The Warrior is not a very good vehicle if that's your concern.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>I'm french
My condolences
1 month ago
Anonymous
> The Warrior is not a very good vehicle if that's your concern
You just outed yourself as a retard
He pitted himself like 4 of these threads ago retard
wtf is this some new PrepHole lore I'm unaware off? Who is that "Warriortard" anyway? The british version of Armatard?
I'm lost.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Warriortard seethes about the Warrior IFV and other british equipment, spams threads and samefags a lot, is possibly just another fake alter ego of Armatard.
1 month ago
Anonymous
> The Warrior is not a very good vehicle if that's your concern
You just outed yourself as a retard
1 month ago
Anonymous
He pitted himself like 4 of these threads ago retard
1 month ago
Anonymous
he's not wrong tho?
1 month ago
Anonymous
The british shills pretend like anyone making fun of them is the same person and named the persona warriortard. They are too dumb and gave up on persuading anyone, and would rather pretend to be fighting an imaginary boogieman.
literally irrelevant but
old scalps didnt had a flight pattern and flew at 50 meters
newer scalps have HHL HLL LLL and fly at most at 9 meters
however what i said about jassm is true lrasm is the only option out of that family
>range >RAM coating vs No RAM coating >the ability to change course after firing >better launch platforms
It’s verifiably better I’m sorry you can’t accept it
1 month ago
Anonymous
Both have RAM coatings, and both are stealthy missiles. Apache isn't marketed as stealthy and it's the same shape as scalp, the addition of a coating is easily visible.
1 month ago
Anonymous
SCALP doesn’t have a RAM coating and it’s embarrasing that you think it does. Please post a reputable source that backs your statement up
1 month ago
Anonymous
>range
your typical scalp or the scalp naval? >RAM coating vs No RAM coating
irrelevant for the newer ones the detection range at such low alt is the same regardless since radar bleed through elliminates "ram coating"purely because of peak power >the ability to change course after firing
on a cruise missile? i can hardly see any sort of type of situation where this would happen >better launch platforms
define better the f35 can carry 2 jassm and only one jassm-er and -xr not sure how this is a better platform..
scalp besides mirage 2000 which can only carry one on the rest it can be carried by 3+4 (AA 2 fox 2 2 fox 3) and 2 external fuel tanks
plus the naval version with the booster can be fired from both sylver and mk 41
1 month ago
Anonymous
The JASSM ER outranges both. Just saying RAM coating is irrelevant doesn’t make it so. Better platforms as in B2 stealth bombers and palletized out of a c-130.
1 month ago
Anonymous
scalp naval has a 1400km range
so no > Just saying RAM coating is irrelevant doesn’t make it so. Better platforms as in B2 stealth bombers and palletized out of a c-130.
you clearly dont understand stealth if you think that peak power output isnt the only factor at play here
1 month ago
Anonymous
Yea JASSM XR dwarfs that at 1900 km. Plus the naval scalp is limited to shipborne use. An f-35 for example can strike targets with a JASSM ER 1900 km away on an internal fuel load. >RAM not important! >no you don’t understand stealth!
Feels good that this guy keeps commenting and losing
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Yea JASSM XR
The JASSM ER outranges both. Just saying RAM coating is irrelevant doesn’t make it so. Better platforms as in B2 stealth bombers and palletized out of a c-130.
>The JASSM ER outranges both.
bro please stick to a story >Feels good that this guy keeps commenting and losing
please tell me how stealth works anon ill wait
please
PLEASE DO
Scalp naval also has to strap a massive booster on and is exceedingly rare. And it’s still outranged by air launched JASSM. The air launched SCALP is just so short ranged
and? its still a scalp its not like jassm-er and -xr doesnt come with a booster
1 month ago
Anonymous
Sorry the JASSM-ER outranges the air launched version. And the XR outranges the ship launched version. Therefore the JASSM has a longer range
1 month ago
Anonymous
>its not like jassm-er and -xr doesnt come with a booster
ER doesn't, XR probably does, the ER is physically the same size though. >Using a more efficient engine and larger fuel volume in an airframe with the same external dimensions as the JASSM, the JASSM-ER is intended to have a range of over 575 mi (925 km) as compared to the JASSM's range of about 230 mi (370 km)
JASSM-XR is like 2x the weight with 2x larger warhead though, so it most likely has a big booster on it.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Scalp naval also has to strap a massive booster on and is exceedingly rare. And it’s still outranged by air launched JASSM. The air launched SCALP is just so short ranged
JASSM is longer ranged, stealthier, and most importantly of all it has networked capabilities. The big drawback of the scalp is that it can’t accept updated orders in flight. The JASSM has secondary targets programmed in so once the main target is destroyed they don’t waste missiles
You can program multiple targets into Storm Shadow/Scalp and it will hunt for them, you just can't update in flight, at least with the older version anyway, the new version has been fired and the update/life extension rolled out to probably almost all RAF missiles that haven't been put aside for Ukraine.
Yea it’s a huge part of strike planning. Not having a missile that can switch to secondary targets when told to is a massive capability that’s lost. Couple that with its short range and inefficient flight profile due to not having RAM and you start to see its flaws plain as day
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Not having a missile that can switch to secondary targets when told to is a massive capability that’s lost.
It can swap when it realises the first target is destroyed, it's never been a problem in its extensive combat use, and the new version probably can be programmed in flight. You're really clutching at straws here.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>extensive combat use
Proof?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Iraq, Afganistan, Syria, Libya, Yemen, possibly in west Africa too, i don't know if the french used it there. Likely coming to Ukraine at some point.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Iraq, Afganistan, Syria, Libya, Yemen, possibly in west Africa too
May I see it?
1 month ago
Anonymous
you can google it for yourself yes
1 month ago
Anonymous
You made the claim, you find the evidence to support it, not me. Chop, chop!
1 month ago
Anonymous
i'll do that when you prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box, RQ 170 is large and unstealthy (and can be tracked on flight radar) and that harpoon isn't a cruise misisle. Juts a few of your hilariously wrong opinions.
Meanwhile everything I've posted is self evident. Cry about it. This is probably why you're unemployed.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>but what about
1 month ago
Anonymous
The fact you think you're talking to the same person is funny.
Also see [...]
Just because you want to ignore responses that make you look retarded doesn't mean they don't exist.
These posts are too close together. It’s clear there are 2 pro JASSM posters and 1 anti JASSM poster making the bulk of the posts.
1 month ago
Anonymous
The fact you think you're talking to the same person is funny.
Also see
I never implied it was for storage and not for firing. My whole entire point was active chilling does NOT suddenly mean it's because it is stealthy.
That's has been the entire point, the fact you've gone off on some random side quest about proving how javelin works is irrelevant to the discussion. SCALP isn't stealthy, it's low observability.
Just because you want to ignore responses that make you look retarded doesn't mean they don't exist.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>i'll do that when you prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box, RQ 170 is large and unstealthy (and can be tracked on flight radar) and that harpoon isn't a cruise misisle. Juts a few of your hilariously wrong opinions.
I didn't make any of these claims, so, why would I need to back them up, brainlet? Now, where is that proof?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Yes you did warriortard freak. You hate when British weapons outperform American ones
1 month ago
Anonymous
But you've never once proven SCALP even matches JASSM, let alone "out performs".
1 month ago
Anonymous
It doesn’t have to match to outperform. No one really needs a cruise missile with a longer range than 300 miles.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Lmao ahh great now we've reached the point where you just admit it's straight up worse, but it doesn't matter because no one needs it anyway.
K
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Yes you did
Where? Now, stop deflecting and post those proofs, my frenless, terminally online shill fren.
1 month ago
Anonymous
But how does it back up your claim of > It can swap when it realises the first target is destroyed
1 month ago
Anonymous
Oh the storm shadow can’t do that. The JASSM can though
1 month ago
Anonymous
>not having RAM
If you repeat it enough maybe you will start believing it
1 month ago
Anonymous
Show us storm shadow with RAM. You wont be able to. That’s why it had the same flight profiles as the fucking tomahawk kek
You mean when it's about to hit the ground? lmao, what delicious cope.
It cruises at nearly 2,000 feet, Storm Shadow and Tomahawk hug the terrain down at like 100ft. Have fun terrain masking at 2k ft unless you're in the alps lol
I can’t find any sources saying it’s only profile is high altitude. It wouldn’t be a problem because the JASSM is full spectrum stealth so it can fly higher than nonsteslthy systems like storm shadow. It’s what helps give the ER a much bigger range than the storm shadow as it’s more efficient to fly at those altitudes
>not being able to terrain mask isn't a problem
said no pilot ever
>JASSM is all aspect VLO
It's not lol
>It’s what helps give the ER a much bigger range
We don't actually know the max range of storm shadow, we just know the "over 300nm" when flying a low profile. Given the near identical weight it would be silly to think they are significantly different. JASSM had to rush out a range upgrade, storm shadow didn't.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Why do you think it can’t fly low? It doesn’t because unlike the storm shadow it’s VLO so it can fly higher and more efficiently.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Over 300nmi???????
1 month ago
Anonymous
Absolutely mogged by JASSM variants.
1 month ago
Anonymous
It's very telling that the limit of your knowledge is what google curates for you.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>I just know that SCALP range is longer than I can find a source for because it came to me in a dream
I broke this guy
1 month ago
Anonymous
Never said it's longer, i said it's probably about the same, since the manufacturer says greater than 350 miles when flying a lo-lo route. We have no figure for when it flies Hi-lo or hi-hi
1 month ago
Anonymous
>it probably has the same as the system that has almost double the listed range
lmao
1,600 feet isn't low, at that altitude a radar on the ground can see you on level terrain from more than 60 miles away lol. Also it means that vast majority of earths terrain isn't able to hide you.
> 1,600 feet isn't low, at that altitude a radar on the ground can see you on level terrain from more than 60 miles away lol
Which radar can see JASSM from 60 miles away? Be very specific and cite your sources.
The US doesn’t use harpoons for cruise missile strikes. Or are you suggesting the storm shadow, which can’t be updated in flight, is used in an ASM role?
Might want to read up on what a cruise missile is retard.
1 month ago
Anonymous
The harpoon is an anti ship missile used for anti ship purposes. The scalp is not an anti ship missile and is used for striking stationary targets. The fact that scalp only has a 300 mile range means it’s a very short ranged cruise missile to be launched from a boat. That would be a long range anti ship missile but since it lacks anti ship capability it’s just a short ranged cruise missile. When you tried to compare the two as equals it was actually pretty funny because you didn’t have a shorter range boat launched cruise missile to compare it to
1 month ago
Anonymous
>The harpoon is an anti ship missile used for anti ship purposes.
What does this have to do with its propulsion retard?
1 month ago
Anonymous
It’s an old as fuck anti ship missile. Why are you so desperate to compare it to a missile that’s meant to strike targets on land? 300 miles is really short for a ship launched cruise missile. And that 300 mile figure is almost certainly when launched from altitude
1 month ago
Anonymous
Except the naval version has an extra booster and the 300m range was from a low level launch and cruise.
None of this changes the fact you don't know what a cruise missile is.
I’m not sure what he’s referring but the Netherlands just put in a request for tomahawks and JASSM ER.
https://defence-industry.eu/the-netherlands-plans-to-purchase-jassm-er-missiles-for-its-f-35-fleet/
>I believe the Australian ones have already been delivered
I doubt it, LRIP (Low-rate Initial Production) starts deliveries in Jan 2024 at a rate of 5 missiles per month.
Don’t forget that JASSMs can be palletized and launched out of standard cargo planes
Yeah theoretically the US has the capacity to launch their entire stockpile of JASSM missiles simultaneously in one massive swarm strike using just under 100 C-17's
There are currently ~2000 of each of the AGM-183A and AGM-183B for a total of about 4000 JASSMs.
Rapid Dragon allows a C-17 to hold 45 JASSMs in 5 pallets of 9 missiles each. So ~89 C-17s would be needed for about 4000 JASSMs. The USAF has ~220 C-17s in service, so they could probably get 100 in the air at once if they really needed to.
Imagine how many guaranteed destroyed targets just 1500 JASSMs could take out. You could cripple every military target in most nations with a strike like that.
I would be diamonds seeing JASSM-ER and LRASM production reaching 1k annually for each. Don't forget about the JASSM-XR >https://missilethreat.csis.org/missile/jassm/
XR will be here next year apparently and hopefully will have a around a 1100 mile range (will likely be a bigger version tho). There's also HALO which should compliment LRASM as a high speed ship killer >https://www.navalnews.com/event-news/sea-air-space-2023/2023/03/us-navy-moves-forward-with-halo-hypersonic-carrier-based-weapon/
I remembering reading about Northrup developing a ramjet powered anti-ship weapon a few months ago, could be part of HALO or something else. There was also the Sea Dragon meme in 2018 after China hacked the data for it. Specifically was said it was an existing weapon that was also supersonic so likely was sub launched SM-6 modified for maritime strikes.
The one with ram coating, longer range, and the ability to take commands mod flight. JASSM is also the only one that can fired from a stealth bomber
[...]
Yeah theoretically the US has the capacity to launch their entire stockpile of JASSM missiles simultaneously in one massive swarm strike using just under 100 C-17's
There are currently ~2000 of each of the AGM-183A and AGM-183B for a total of about 4000 JASSMs.
Rapid Dragon allows a C-17 to hold 45 JASSMs in 5 pallets of 9 missiles each. So ~89 C-17s would be needed for about 4000 JASSMs. The USAF has ~220 C-17s in service, so they could probably get 100 in the air at once if they really needed to.
What's the terminal guidance on SCALP? Or is it just hitting a way point without any terminal on board sensor?
The Navy apparently figured out how to put the LRASM moving target engagement capability into JASSM since the IR seeker is identical in both and it was just a software change. I don't know how many or if any have been retrofitted that way but it seems like a no brainer since you don't have to add anything to the weapon. They worked it out to increase the total magazine of antiship weapons available to all branches.
I don't know how useful a thermal seeker is in a land attack cruise missile but having your main cruise missile be able to target both ships and fixed sites seems like a big benefit to me. Maybe SCALP can be updated in the same way idk that would be good though.
On balance it seems like the low observable nature and range of the JASSM would make it the better choice but the main factor is the range since I doubt anyone here knows the rcs of the two systems.
Also not sure which one costs more, that would be a relevant factor. A 300 mile range is great if the weapon is pretty cheap and abundant. If they are about the same cost that would be a pretty major drawback.
What do you mean it can’t fly at low level? What would prevent it from doing so? It doesn’t fly at low level because its stealth is great and it’s more fuel efficient to cruise higher up.
JASSM cruises at 1,600ft, Storm Shadow (which is also a stealthy cruise missile with RAM) flies at 100ft because it has TERCOM like tomahawk. JASSM lacks this feature so can't fly low for risk of hitting things. Anything that can be re-targeted remotely is liable to be hacked.
>which is also a stealthy cruise missile with RAM
It doesn’t have RAM. You’ve been asked to source this multiple times. >Anything that can be re-targeted remotely is liable to be hacked.
Hacked by what, how will they know were to look for a hackable missile? >tercom
Sounds like the longer ranged tomahawk is the better missile as the tomahawk and stormshadow both lack RAM and are forced to terrain mask. Luckily JASSM is much stealthier and can fly a better route.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>it has to be climate controlled >it is described as stealthy when APACHE which is the same shape isn't >you can literally see the coating
1 month ago
Anonymous
You can tell it’s not very stealthy because it has to fly the same profile as tomahawks. Plus the fact that stormshadow lacks RAM
Storm shadow has never had a radar absorbent coating. The JASSM on the other hand does.
1 month ago
Anonymous
your whole argument hinges on this lie that is patently false to everyone that's not a butthurt european troll
1 month ago
Anonymous
Then why can’t you just source it already? If I’m so wrong about the RAM coating just prove it
1 month ago
Anonymous
Why is Storm Shadow stealthy and APACHE not?
Why does Storm Shadow get stored in climate controlled boxes?
Why can wee literally see a coating on it that isn't on apache?
your vatnik tier "proofs" posting is desperation because you know perfectly well it's self evident and that MBDA don't discuss stealth features of it's weapons in detail.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Why is Storm Shadow stealthy
It’s not very stealthy. It’s LO due to its shaped features
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Why does Storm Shadow get stored in climate controlled boxes?
Javelin ATGMs get stored in refrigerated boxes too, that doesn't mean they're stealthy.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Javelin ATGMs get stored in refrigerated boxes too
No they don't lmao. You think there's a refrigeration system in here that can deal with being stored at up to 71C?
1 month ago
Anonymous
>how to spot a neverserved
at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes. In the field they are not. Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box. Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
1 month ago
Anonymous
Retard
> The M98A1 is equipped with a Dewar Stirling refrigerator. The missile is equipped with a small battery-compatible refrigerator in the launch tube. If the power is not locked and launched for 4 minutes, the power will not be enough, and a small refrigerator and battery need to be replaced.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Holy shit, you think the system to cool the thermal sensor so it can see it's target is actully to just keep the box cool? my fucing sides.
https://i.imgur.com/Y0hZ3XO.jpg
>how to spot a neverserved
at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes. In the field they are not. Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box. Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
>at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes
They aren't i just proved this.
>Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box.
I can post a photo of B2 outside of it's climate controlled hanger, does that mean it doesn't need climate control to maintain it's coating?
>Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
Here you go. this must really sting after setting yourself up like that.
1/2
1 month ago
Anonymous
https://i.imgur.com/Y0hZ3XO.jpg
>how to spot a neverserved
at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes. In the field they are not. Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box. Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
2/2
1 month ago
Anonymous
>They aren't i just proved this.
Are you really trying to "win" your argument by claiming that because the entire BOX isn't refrigerated and because the javelin has an integrated cooling unit that you've somehow found some "gotcha" that proves you're right?
You're a joke and the fact you're going THIS far to shill for a clearly, demonstrably worse missile is honestly ALMOST as hilarious as the Japanese/Nordic gay being pimped out by his family.
1 month ago
Anonymous
You claimed the box was refrigerated, you then posted information about the seeker. You are yet to prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box.
I have posted Storm Shadows climate controlled box.
1 month ago
Anonymous
So how are you going to prove SCALP uses the box for stealth RAM protection instead of chilling down the seeker?
Of wait, you can't
1 month ago
Anonymous
The SCALP doesn’t have RAM. That’s why it can’t cruise like JASSM
1 month ago
Anonymous
The box doesn't cool the seeker, you're the only one saying boxes are for cooling/refrigeration. SCALP doesn't need to cool it's seeker, it uses infrared imaging not thermal.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Again how do you know what its cooling. Could be pre-chilling fuel, or some other electric component. You have no idea what it's doing.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Because i'm not a retard who has no idea how javelin and thermal seekers work. Why do you think there is 4 minutes of cooling if it's for long term storage and not for cooling before firing?
And they’re not for the RAM because SCALP doesn’t have it as we’ve proved earlier in the thread
you're very triggered at me posting the climate controlled box arent you?
1 month ago
Anonymous
You keep ignoring the fact that it doesn’t have RAM. Why is that
1 month ago
Anonymous
I never implied it was for storage and not for firing. My whole entire point was active chilling does NOT suddenly mean it's because it is stealthy.
That's has been the entire point, the fact you've gone off on some random side quest about proving how javelin works is irrelevant to the discussion. SCALP isn't stealthy, it's low observability.
1 month ago
Anonymous
And they’re not for the RAM because SCALP doesn’t have it as we’ve proved earlier in the thread
1 month ago
Anonymous
Me failing to prove that SCALP has RAM isn’t proof that it doesn’t have it. Most UK militech is highly classified.
1 month ago
Anonymous
You're so upset you've started false flagging lmao, i own you. I know vastly more about military matters than you and it shows every time we interact radar kiddie. Must suck living in your literally who euro country looking at the UK shitting on every military capability your country has.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Can someone translate
1 month ago
Anonymous
You're the only one whi speaks hindi street shitter, use google translate.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Considering there are sources that claim it doesn't, and no sources that claim it does. I think it's safe to assume it doesn't, and you're wrong.
Why even hide that it has a RAM coating, it wouldn't change anything if we knew, the fact the US specifically mentions RAM on JASSM but the French and UK have NEVER said it about SCALP should tell you all you need to know.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Fuck off warriortard
1 month ago
Anonymous
Shut the fuck up, JASSM mogs SCALP.
1 month ago
Anonymous
It's not warriortard, it's the euro wanabe of him. likely German or one of those shitty made up countries between Germany and France.
1 month ago
Anonymous
I'm American and literally just woke up 20 minutes ago, whatever delusion you want to invent for yourself to convince yourselves I'm someone else is fine.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Stop replying to him retard he's 200 posts in of mostly samefagging.
All of this may be true, but it doesn’t change the fact that JASSM is better than storm shadow. And all of this warriortard talk won’t change that simple fact
1 month ago
Anonymous
It doesn't even make sense, I'm literally saying JASSM is better.
I'm American and literally just woke up 20 minutes ago, whatever delusion you want to invent for yourself to convince yourselves I'm someone else is fine.
Considering there are sources that claim it doesn't, and no sources that claim it does. I think it's safe to assume it doesn't, and you're wrong.
Why even hide that it has a RAM coating, it wouldn't change anything if we knew, the fact the US specifically mentions RAM on JASSM but the French and UK have NEVER said it about SCALP should tell you all you need to know.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Stop replying to him retard he's 200 posts in of mostly samefagging.
1 month ago
Anonymous
He’s desperate. The JASSM was shown to be much better and he can’t handle it. America is supposed to be overrated
1 month ago
Anonymous
You’re the one that’s visibly upset that the US designed and produced a better cruise missile than the British
>Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
wrecked again. Please keep commenting
We’re talking about SCALP. It’s a British design > Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
Regarding the Apache > The SCALP EG missile is based on it, notably featuring similar aerodynamics and stealth. However, the latter has a different propulsion system and carries a single high-penetration warhead instead of the Apache's cluster submunitions. >latter has different propulsion and warhead >latter does not have RAM
>Why is Storm Shadow stealthy and APACHE not?
Jesus Christ it's virtually almost the same airframe you cretin. The Black Shaheen is closer to the APACHE to be entirely fair. But there is no special bong sauce applied to the SCALP to make it magically better. It's just a french airframe with a bong 400kg tandem charge inside. It's also 30+ years old tech at this point. Which is why it's gonna get replaced in a few years.
Holy shit wtf is this thread?
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Wtf is this thread
A shill, shilling.
His name is warriortard and he argues with himself all day. A true schizo.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Why are you quoting the person proving the point and not the person trying to claim it has some fastest RAM coating?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Just laughing at copers that tried to shoehorn SCALP as better than JASSM due to their massive inferiority complexes.
Because people use soft and hard kill measures together for maximum effect. It's well within China and other countries power to hack US low observable systems, it's been done before by far less sophisticated enemies.
b b but how did they know to hack it if it was stealthy cried the retard
1 month ago
Anonymous
He didn’t answer how. He just said but China
1 month ago
Anonymous
Someone could explain in great detail how Iran hacked RQ-170 and you'd still here crying about sources despite there being literal pictures of the drone in Iran lol.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Is there a difference between a large non stealthy drone that can be tracked on internet flight radars and a stealthy cruise missile? I’d say so
1 month ago
Anonymous
>RQ 170 is non stealthy
Well that's yet another retarded take from you. I'm going to pin that up next to "harpoon isn't a cruise missile".
But yeah, you go on thinking that the US who denied it's existence and edited satellite photos to obscure it in Afghanistan allowed it to be tracked on flight radar. I love this regular reminders that you're a metal midget radar kiddie.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>While the USAF has released few details on the UAV's design or capabilities, defense analysts believe that it is a stealth aircraft fitted with aerial reconnaissance equipment >believe
kek you keep losing.
1 month ago
Anonymous
I bet you think B21 isn't stealthy because the US aren't telling us about all of it's details.
Of course we all know B2 wasn't stealthy which is why it was kept secret for so long.
Staggering levels of retardation you're showing and you're so humiliated you're falling back on the "i win, you lose" fallacy.
1 month ago
Anonymous
I do win and you do lose. The point of the thread is which is better JASSM or storm shadow. JASSM is the consensus and you’re bringing up drones isn’t relevant to the conversation. Perhaps you can drop a source confirming the RAM coating on stormshadow
1 month ago
Anonymous
You’re the one that’s visibly upset that the US designed and produced a better cruise missile than the British
1 month ago
Anonymous
It's not even a British missile, it's French, you can't even troll the right country lmao
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
wrecked again. Please keep commenting
1 month ago
Anonymous
Google APACHE, it's literally a French missile with a British warhead.
1 month ago
Anonymous
We’re talking about SCALP. It’s a British design > Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
Regarding the Apache > The SCALP EG missile is based on it, notably featuring similar aerodynamics and stealth. However, the latter has a different propulsion system and carries a single high-penetration warhead instead of the Apache's cluster submunitions. >latter has different propulsion and warhead >latter does not have RAM
1 month ago
Anonymous
>SCALP EG missile is based on it
You just played yourself
1 month ago
Anonymous
>similar stealth to the Apache
SCALPers keep digging themselves a deeper hole.
1 month ago
Anonymous
The terrain masking makes sense now. If it’s similar stealth wise to the Apache than it’s far far outclassed by the JASSM. But we already knew that
1 month ago
Anonymous
> The missile is designed to fly low-level terrain following flight path, which enables effective bypassing of most enemy defenses. The advantages of its low observable properties ensure its survivability during the missile ingress to the target. The missile is also prepared to engage enemy jammers.
> One of the unique features of the current model of JASSM is its capability to send back a sequence of pre-strike images of the target, just before impact.
frogs BTFO.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>thread turns in favor of American design >brits immediately distance themselves from SCALP
this is pretty funny
Not really. The US and some key Allies in Europe and especially Australia need those production lines for themselves. Let’s discuss challenger, warrior, and starstreak export numbers since that’s a relevant factor
> 500 SCALP missiles ordered for the French Air Force in 1998. > 200 ordered for the Aeronautica Militare in 1999 > Unknown number ordered for the United Arab Emirates Air Force in 1997
noooooo don’t point out that it’s an older system with only 3 sales post 2010!!
1 month ago
Anonymous
One entered service in 2003 the other entered service in 2009. That 6 years, not 20 years.
We can show on paper even the baseline JASSM is better than SCALP, let alone JASSM-ER/XR. They are producing a LOT more of them, they can be fired from more platforms, and are getting the benefits of production scale and US logistics.
I don't see how in any reality you can argue SCALP is better and expect to be taken seriously.
1 month ago
Anonymous
But the export numbers. Whatever you do don’t look up how many countries bought stingers and compare to how many bought starstreak.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>I don't see how in any reality you can argue SCALP is better and expect to be taken seriously.
Combat record doesn't lie. JASSM just isn't very good.
1 month ago
Anonymous
JASSM had more of an effect on its 2 uses than scalp did in its 6. Another JASSM win
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Scalp has only been used 6 times
The desperation is hilarious
1 month ago
Anonymous
You're the one desperately claiming just because SCALP is worse in every aspect in paper doesn't mean it's ACTUALLY worse.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>combat record >export success
Yeah, Scalp wins.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Being used more doesn't give it a better combat record, by the Italian reports they said it only has a 97% success rate.
> In December 2011, Italian defence officials noted that Italian Tornado IDS aircraft had fired between 20 and 30 Storm Shadows during the Libyan Campaign. This was the first time that Italian aircraft had fired the missile in live combat, and it was reported the missile had a 97 per cent success rate.
Now I'm sure you'll invent some reason why Italy is doing something wrong to ruin the record of SCALP.
Also, the US is still getting export customers for JASSM and deliveries will outpace SCALP within 3-5 years and probably double SCALPs total export volume within that time.
1 month ago
Anonymous
So they fired 30 and one didn't work? a literal nothing burger.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Weird, I haven't heard of the US reporting JASSM failures in combat...
1 month ago
Anonymous
The nation that used the scalp reported failures in combat. That hasn’t happened with JASSM. That’s why JASSM has a much better combat record.
1 month ago
Anonymous
There haven't even been 30 JASSM fired in combat lol
1 month ago
Anonymous
Just wait until you see the combat record of the tomahawk. Mogs the SCALP so hard
1 month ago
Anonymous
It does, i love Tomahawk, shame JASSM can't fly at low altitude like Tomahawk and SCALP.
t. scalp enjoyer.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Shame scalp can’t fly at efficient altitudes while mainting stealth.
t.JASSM chad
1 month ago
Anonymous
Why is 1,600ft more efficient than 100ft when air density doesn't change in a meaningful way until much higher up? probably around 5000ft and up depending on air temperature and weather.
Also, why do you think SCALP can't fly higher?
1 month ago
Anonymous
> Why is 1,600ft more efficient than 100ft when air density doesn't change in a meaningful way until much higher up?
How’s not having to constantly adjust altitude to account for changes in geography > Also, why do you think SCALP can't fly higher?
Who said it can’t? It doesn’t because it lacks proper RAM so it needs to mask its signature behind terrain. Try to keep up
1 month ago
Anonymous
>How’s not having to constantly adjust altitude to account for changes in geography
You think if you fly at 1,600ft AGL you're not adjusting for terrain? Do you believe the world is totally flat by any chance?
1 month ago
Anonymous
JASSM can adjust for terrain now. Which is it retard
1 month ago
Anonymous
>shame JASSM can't fly at low altitude
It can, directly from the USAF mouth
> The missile is designed to fly low-level terrain following flight path, which enables effective bypassing of most enemy defenses. The advantages of its low observable properties ensure its survivability during the missile ingress to the target. The missile is also prepared to engage enemy jammers.
> One of the unique features of the current model of JASSM is its capability to send back a sequence of pre-strike images of the target, just before impact.
frogs BTFO.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Obviously it can but it’s most efficient to fly higher. Let’s hope that stealth works out
1 month ago
Anonymous
"low" altitude is not terrain hugging. Janes say it cruises at 1,600ft, terrain hugging is like 100ft. One missile you can detect at 60 miles on flat terrain, the other at like 17 miles.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Except you’re pulling numbers out of your ass. You don’t know if a radar can detect JASSM from 4 miles out let alone 60
1 month ago
Anonymous
I know where the radar horizon is though.
JASSM can adjust for terrain now. Which is it retard
>adjusting for altitude from internal stored memory and your GPS/INS position is exactly the same as flying nap of the earth.
it's really embarrassing how little you know about the world around you.
1 month ago
Anonymous
JASSM can take pictures of the target moments before impact but it can't detect if there is a tree or hill coming up?
Lmao
1 month ago
Anonymous
correct, JASSM has no TERCOM or DSMAC system, they require downward facing sensors.
1 month ago
Anonymous
So all the official USAF generals talking about terrain following and low altitude terminal phase was all just... Bullshit?
Come on, the US had this figured out in the '80s and' 90s, if you honestly think JASSM can't do the SAME or even lower altitude than SCALP I've got a bridge in London to sell.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>So all the official USAF generals talking about terrain following and low altitude terminal phase was all just... Bullshit?
No, you just haven't figured out that "low altitude" doesn't mean terrain hugging and that a terminal dive on target isn't the same as a cruise approach.
>if you honestly think JASSM can't do the SAME or even lower altitude than SCALP
With what sensor?
1 month ago
Anonymous
What sensor does scalp use?
1 month ago
Anonymous
A forward looking IR sensor and a downward facing radar altimeter. They even put handy lines on it to help simple people like you.
What sensor does JASSM use?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Not sure exactly what, but the front-facing sensors also face downwards.
1 month ago
Anonymous
That’s a tercom sensor right there. Good job anon
JASSM dones't have TERCOM or DSMAC, which is why it can only cruise at 1,600ft.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>which is why it can only cruise at 1,600ft.
>That's not how it works.
That is literally how it works.
[...]
1 month ago
Anonymous
Yes it does a picture was just posted and US government officials confirmed it. You’re the only one claiming it can only fly at 1600 ft
1 month ago
Anonymous
kek someone just posted a video of it cruising a few meters above sea level. That must really hurt
1 month ago
Anonymous
Why lie?
1 month ago
Anonymous
I'd really love to know what makes you lie so much about JASSM being worse than SCALP.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Even if it doesn't have super advanced terrain hugging, claiming it can ONLY fly at 1600 feet+ is so god damn retarded it doesn't even warrant a serious response.
1 month ago
Anonymous
That’s a tercom sensor right there. Good job anon
1 month ago
Anonymous
This is delusional, just because JASSM is meant to be dropped from high altitude to increase it's range doesn't mean it CAN'T do terrain hugging. The US basically invented the shit with tomahawks, and yes, JASSM can do it too, but it'll wait until it makes sense to do so, staying up at 15-20k feet for efficiency.
1 month ago
Anonymous
bro you are arguing with a troll. He purposefully argues matchups US will win on purpose just so he can make fun of bongs, who literally are within the exact same MIC sphere and thus complement each others capabilities with different weapons, filling in the gaps between each other.
This is despite the fact that Chinese missiles mog basically anything America has and he is cope and seething all day.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Yes. It’s a low end cruise missile used in desert wars not something akin to a JASSM or tomahawk
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Availability of this world-beating system represents a significant leap forward in technology and capability for the RAF. The state of the art navigation system, providing phenomenal precision, together with the specialised bunker-busting BROACH warhead has no known equivalent in the world today.
The UK was using Tomahawk when it said this.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Yea modern tomahawks are much better than scalp. They can even hit ships. Plus tomahawks have been used way more in combat automatically making them better
Is this the only way you can get humans to converse with you? Find a hobby, and get some sun. Then, maybe you could stop making these shit thread to get your human interaction from.
Why would the US be unable to use a warhead they already use?
AGM-154 uses the BROACH warhead, and it was put up to use in the AGM-86D but a different warhead was selected (and the missile has since been retired).
If the US wanted to use the BROACH warhead they'd use it.
They submitted competing designs for the US Navy - JSOW-ER and JASSM, so why would they give their opponent help?
1 month ago
Anonymous
And if the DoD said hey we want BROACH on JASSM do you think Raytheon and lockheed are going to say no? Come the fuck on. If the US wanted it, it would happen.
1 month ago
Anonymous
If the US DoD paid for the R&D, paid to build and field it they own the rights to the IP, not Raytheon or LM. If they want LM to use the BROACH warhead they would give them the data, and blueprints to build it.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>If the US DoD paid for the R&D, paid to build and field it they own the rights to the IP, not Raytheon or LM.
That's not how it works.
>If they want LM to use the BROACH warhead they would give them the data, and blueprints to build it.
It's an MBDA product.
1 month ago
Anonymous
It is how it works, the US produces hundreds of BROACH warheads for JSOW. Do you think we place an order with MBDA? Lmao
1 month ago
Anonymous
>Do you think we place an order with MBDA? Lmao
No, Raytheon do as they need the part to make their weapon.
As an amendment it might be BAE rather than MBDA, it's unclear if that part was merged into MBDA. Either way it's still British.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Just like all UK nuclear reactors are actually american since the only reason you got submarine reactors is because the US gifted you theirs and then RR modifies a few parts and announces from the rafters that they designed a brand new 100% UK reactor.
> PWR3 was a new system "based on a US design but using UK reactor technology". The Royal Institution of Naval Architects reported that it was likely that the UK was given access to the US Navy S9G reactor design used in their Virginia-class submarines.
1 month ago
Anonymous
non-sequitur, clear sign you're getting rattled
1 month ago
Anonymous
>which is why it can only cruise at 1,600ft.
[...]
Warhead seems fine. Can I see the SCALP sled tests?
Why do you ignore?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Ignore what? a pallet launch and bizzare request for something that's unimportant?
1 month ago
Anonymous
Sea skimming is less than 1600ft, and the warhead penetrates reinforced concrete just fine. What say you my lonely shill nonfren?
1 month ago
Anonymous
It's not sea skimming because it lacks that ability, we have literally no idea what altitude it's cruising at it could be 1, 3, 5, 7, 10k feet and you'd literally have no idea from that high altitude vantage point.
1 month ago
Anonymous
>It's not sea skimming because it lacks that ability
Yet, it is on video doing it. WHAT IS THIS MAGIC!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
1 month ago
Anonymous
What altitude is it flying at? exactly.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Lower than 1600ft. Much lower.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Also the Navy WAS developing a powered JSOW-ER which could've used the BROACH warhead, but instead in the FY22 budget they decided to develop a naval version of the airforce JASSM-ER instead.
Clearly, BROACH isn't all that important.
1 month ago
Anonymous
Clearly glide bombs with a motor attached aren't very good
1 month ago
Anonymous
>That's not how it works.
That is literally how it works.
I know where the radar horizon is though.
[...] >adjusting for altitude from internal stored memory and your GPS/INS position is exactly the same as flying nap of the earth.
it's really embarrassing how little you know about the world around you.
>The missile's mid-course guidance uses the inertial navigation system/ Global Positioning System (GPS) unit developed for the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) and Joint Stand-Off Weapon (JSOW) guided bombs, with either a high-level or low-level (down to about 1,600 ft) cruise altitude.
The one that has seen more export success, scalp.
It’s been around way longer. JASSM has better capabilities and is actually considered stealthy due to its RAM coating that SCALP lacks entirely
sounds like cope
It’s not so much as cope as the British not having access to RAM at the time it was developed.
>Britain didn't have RAM in the 90's
lel you're so mad about brits that you just leap into making a fool of yourself.
So scalp has ram?
They have to be climate controlled in storage, so almost certainly. Not that it really matters because low altitude flight and terrain masking is the best stealth you'll get.
> low altitude flight and terrain masking is the best stealth you'll get
Isn’t helpful when in flat areas or in the ocean. You’ll Definitely want RAM to have the most effective chance of slipping past missile defenses
In flat areas you terrain mask by using the curvature of the earth, when you come over the horizon pretty much every modern radar is going to detect you regardless of your RAM as you'll be like 10-15nm away.
Mission planners will still plot missiles around radar sites though.
also low terrain isn't really helpful for achieving its maximum range.
The british part in the Franco-british SCALP is the BROACH warhead. Not the missile's airframe, RAM, or anything else really.
The SCALP is the direct descendant of the franco-german APACHE in which the only german thing were the KRISS anti-runway submunitions.
The only reason why brits defend the "Storm Shadow" is because they think it is made in England. It's not.
This. SCALP is a good system but it's getting quite old. Which is why MBDA France and MBDA UK work on two different missiles, originally supposed to be a single missile, the FC/ASW, or FMAN FMC in french. One is a future cruise missile, subsonic and very stealthy, the other a supersonic antiship missile, less stealthy. This joint programme started as a 50-50 single weapon solution, but there are now two very different approaches, one 90% british, the other 90% french. I wouldn't worry about it though, as brits will most probably abandon this program ultimately and buy american, then proceed to blame and mock frogs in stupid threads like this one.
There is no surface or launched SCALP or "Storm Shadow". It's a different missile reusing some of the same components, named the MdCN, improperly called "SCALP naval" by MBDA France for export reasons.
It's also a bigger, 1000km range missile, not a 450km one, sorry "560km" according to brits.
Fuck off warriortard
I'm french and I have no fucking idea what or who you are talking about. The Warrior is not a very good vehicle if that's your concern.
>I'm french
My condolences
wtf is this some new PrepHole lore I'm unaware off? Who is that "Warriortard" anyway? The british version of Armatard?
I'm lost.
Warriortard seethes about the Warrior IFV and other british equipment, spams threads and samefags a lot, is possibly just another fake alter ego of Armatard.
> The Warrior is not a very good vehicle if that's your concern
You just outed yourself as a retard
He pitted himself like 4 of these threads ago retard
he's not wrong tho?
The british shills pretend like anyone making fun of them is the same person and named the persona warriortard. They are too dumb and gave up on persuading anyone, and would rather pretend to be fighting an imaginary boogieman.
you are a retard
the only good thing about jassm is the fact that it spawned lrasm
I’m sure you’ll elaborate. You must absolutely hate SCALP
Yea SCALP is even shittier than JASSM. The LRASM is the only one worth talking about
literally irrelevant but
old scalps didnt had a flight pattern and flew at 50 meters
newer scalps have HHL HLL LLL and fly at most at 9 meters
however what i said about jassm is true lrasm is the only option out of that family
The JASSM is better than storm shadow
why?
It's getting M-code GPS upgrade soon.
>range
>RAM coating vs No RAM coating
>the ability to change course after firing
>better launch platforms
It’s verifiably better I’m sorry you can’t accept it
Both have RAM coatings, and both are stealthy missiles. Apache isn't marketed as stealthy and it's the same shape as scalp, the addition of a coating is easily visible.
SCALP doesn’t have a RAM coating and it’s embarrasing that you think it does. Please post a reputable source that backs your statement up
>range
your typical scalp or the scalp naval?
>RAM coating vs No RAM coating
irrelevant for the newer ones the detection range at such low alt is the same regardless since radar bleed through elliminates "ram coating"purely because of peak power
>the ability to change course after firing
on a cruise missile? i can hardly see any sort of type of situation where this would happen
>better launch platforms
define better the f35 can carry 2 jassm and only one jassm-er and -xr not sure how this is a better platform..
scalp besides mirage 2000 which can only carry one on the rest it can be carried by 3+4 (AA 2 fox 2 2 fox 3) and 2 external fuel tanks
plus the naval version with the booster can be fired from both sylver and mk 41
The JASSM ER outranges both. Just saying RAM coating is irrelevant doesn’t make it so. Better platforms as in B2 stealth bombers and palletized out of a c-130.
scalp naval has a 1400km range
so no
> Just saying RAM coating is irrelevant doesn’t make it so. Better platforms as in B2 stealth bombers and palletized out of a c-130.
you clearly dont understand stealth if you think that peak power output isnt the only factor at play here
Yea JASSM XR dwarfs that at 1900 km. Plus the naval scalp is limited to shipborne use. An f-35 for example can strike targets with a JASSM ER 1900 km away on an internal fuel load.
>RAM not important!
>no you don’t understand stealth!
Feels good that this guy keeps commenting and losing
>Yea JASSM XR
>The JASSM ER outranges both.
bro please stick to a story
>Feels good that this guy keeps commenting and losing
please tell me how stealth works anon ill wait
please
PLEASE DO
and? its still a scalp its not like jassm-er and -xr doesnt come with a booster
Sorry the JASSM-ER outranges the air launched version. And the XR outranges the ship launched version. Therefore the JASSM has a longer range
>its not like jassm-er and -xr doesnt come with a booster
ER doesn't, XR probably does, the ER is physically the same size though.
>Using a more efficient engine and larger fuel volume in an airframe with the same external dimensions as the JASSM, the JASSM-ER is intended to have a range of over 575 mi (925 km) as compared to the JASSM's range of about 230 mi (370 km)
JASSM-XR is like 2x the weight with 2x larger warhead though, so it most likely has a big booster on it.
Scalp naval also has to strap a massive booster on and is exceedingly rare. And it’s still outranged by air launched JASSM. The air launched SCALP is just so short ranged
Range and stealth mostly
Thats just politics.
Plus scalp was on the market way before JASSM
Boy do I have news about the challenger series of tanks if that’s a reliable metric
Does Apache accept SCALP?
C A R L O S
Basically the same thing.
JASSM is longer ranged, stealthier, and most importantly of all it has networked capabilities. The big drawback of the scalp is that it can’t accept updated orders in flight. The JASSM has secondary targets programmed in so once the main target is destroyed they don’t waste missiles
You can program multiple targets into Storm Shadow/Scalp and it will hunt for them, you just can't update in flight, at least with the older version anyway, the new version has been fired and the update/life extension rolled out to probably almost all RAF missiles that haven't been put aside for Ukraine.
>https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/update-mid-life-refurbishment-of-uk-storm-shadow-stockpile-nears-completion#:~:text=%E2%80%9CStorm%20Shadow%20MLR%2FSPEAR%20Cap,2022%2C%E2%80%9D%20the%20spokesperson%20added.
> You can program multiple targets into Storm Shadow/Scalp and it will hunt for them, you just can't update in flight
That’s a massive drawback.
Not really, strike missions are planned in advance, you just go on a seek and destroy mission with the cruise missile, it's not ace combat.
It might actually become a huge bonus if they get given to Ukraine because we will see pre-programmed missiles being fired by Migs.
Yea it’s a huge part of strike planning. Not having a missile that can switch to secondary targets when told to is a massive capability that’s lost. Couple that with its short range and inefficient flight profile due to not having RAM and you start to see its flaws plain as day
>Not having a missile that can switch to secondary targets when told to is a massive capability that’s lost.
It can swap when it realises the first target is destroyed, it's never been a problem in its extensive combat use, and the new version probably can be programmed in flight. You're really clutching at straws here.
>extensive combat use
Proof?
Iraq, Afganistan, Syria, Libya, Yemen, possibly in west Africa too, i don't know if the french used it there. Likely coming to Ukraine at some point.
>Iraq, Afganistan, Syria, Libya, Yemen, possibly in west Africa too
May I see it?
you can google it for yourself yes
You made the claim, you find the evidence to support it, not me. Chop, chop!
i'll do that when you prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box, RQ 170 is large and unstealthy (and can be tracked on flight radar) and that harpoon isn't a cruise misisle. Juts a few of your hilariously wrong opinions.
Meanwhile everything I've posted is self evident. Cry about it. This is probably why you're unemployed.
>but what about
These posts are too close together. It’s clear there are 2 pro JASSM posters and 1 anti JASSM poster making the bulk of the posts.
The fact you think you're talking to the same person is funny.
Also see
Just because you want to ignore responses that make you look retarded doesn't mean they don't exist.
>i'll do that when you prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box, RQ 170 is large and unstealthy (and can be tracked on flight radar) and that harpoon isn't a cruise misisle. Juts a few of your hilariously wrong opinions.
I didn't make any of these claims, so, why would I need to back them up, brainlet? Now, where is that proof?
Yes you did warriortard freak. You hate when British weapons outperform American ones
But you've never once proven SCALP even matches JASSM, let alone "out performs".
It doesn’t have to match to outperform. No one really needs a cruise missile with a longer range than 300 miles.
Lmao ahh great now we've reached the point where you just admit it's straight up worse, but it doesn't matter because no one needs it anyway.
K
>Yes you did
Where? Now, stop deflecting and post those proofs, my frenless, terminally online shill fren.
But how does it back up your claim of
> It can swap when it realises the first target is destroyed
Oh the storm shadow can’t do that. The JASSM can though
>not having RAM
If you repeat it enough maybe you will start believing it
Show us storm shadow with RAM. You wont be able to. That’s why it had the same flight profiles as the fucking tomahawk kek
this amount of confidence from a neverserved is admirable
No counterargument detected from the LARP'ing euro NEET
thread should have ended here
this thread was better the firstt time around
kek I remember that thread. That guy who said networking and data linking isn’t used for missiles strikes getting BTFO
I remember you getting upset because the consensus was that it either made no difference or that it was Scalp/Storm Shadow.
>I..it makes no difference
holy shit is that you
This kek
>dis bro boiling
Clearly the scars are still fresh so you had to make the thread again.
Probably the one that can hug terrain and won't fly at 2k ft - Storm Shadow.
JASSM flies about 5-10m off the ground when it gets close to the target.
You mean when it's about to hit the ground? lmao, what delicious cope.
It cruises at nearly 2,000 feet, Storm Shadow and Tomahawk hug the terrain down at like 100ft. Have fun terrain masking at 2k ft unless you're in the alps lol
It can cruise at low altitudes. I’m going to need a source stating that it can only fly at 2k feet
I can’t find any sources saying it’s only profile is high altitude. It wouldn’t be a problem because the JASSM is full spectrum stealth so it can fly higher than nonsteslthy systems like storm shadow. It’s what helps give the ER a much bigger range than the storm shadow as it’s more efficient to fly at those altitudes
>not being able to terrain mask isn't a problem
said no pilot ever
>JASSM is all aspect VLO
It's not lol
>It’s what helps give the ER a much bigger range
We don't actually know the max range of storm shadow, we just know the "over 300nm" when flying a low profile. Given the near identical weight it would be silly to think they are significantly different. JASSM had to rush out a range upgrade, storm shadow didn't.
Why do you think it can’t fly low? It doesn’t because unlike the storm shadow it’s VLO so it can fly higher and more efficiently.
Over 300nmi???????
Absolutely mogged by JASSM variants.
It's very telling that the limit of your knowledge is what google curates for you.
>I just know that SCALP range is longer than I can find a source for because it came to me in a dream
I broke this guy
Never said it's longer, i said it's probably about the same, since the manufacturer says greater than 350 miles when flying a lo-lo route. We have no figure for when it flies Hi-lo or hi-hi
>it probably has the same as the system that has almost double the listed range
lmao
1,600 feet isn't low, at that altitude a radar on the ground can see you on level terrain from more than 60 miles away lol. Also it means that vast majority of earths terrain isn't able to hide you.
> 1,600 feet isn't low, at that altitude a radar on the ground can see you on level terrain from more than 60 miles away lol
Which radar can see JASSM from 60 miles away? Be very specific and cite your sources.
Which radar
That's the radar horizon, it's not exactly a challenging distance for a modern radar even on a VLO target (cruise missiles aren't VLO)
The one with ram coating, longer range, and the ability to take commands mod flight. JASSM is also the only one that can fired from a stealth bomber
This is fucking incredible. A stealth bomber armed with standoff stealthy munitions is quite the capability.
The lack of terrain following ability is probably why more countries about bought storm shadow.
JIZZM
https://www.cbo.gov/publication/56143
US Army may procure a JASSM variant to serve as Ground-Launched Long-Range Missiles
We already have surface and sub surface launched SCALP/Storm Shadow. Probably one of the various reasons more countries have bought it.
*wrong pic
Scalp has been on the market a lot longer. Just like how stinger has 6x as many foreign customers as starstreak
Stinger sales mogged starstreak because starstreak lacks fire and forget. Just as JASSM lacks terrain following
>300 mile range cruise missile on a ship
For what purpose?
Ask the US who still use 80 mile harpoons
The US doesn’t use harpoons for cruise missile strikes. Or are you suggesting the storm shadow, which can’t be updated in flight, is used in an ASM role?
I know the storm shadow doesn’t have one but Doesn’t the JASSM actually have an anti ship variant?
Harpoons are not cruise missiles
Might want to read up on what a cruise missile is retard.
The harpoon is an anti ship missile used for anti ship purposes. The scalp is not an anti ship missile and is used for striking stationary targets. The fact that scalp only has a 300 mile range means it’s a very short ranged cruise missile to be launched from a boat. That would be a long range anti ship missile but since it lacks anti ship capability it’s just a short ranged cruise missile. When you tried to compare the two as equals it was actually pretty funny because you didn’t have a shorter range boat launched cruise missile to compare it to
>The harpoon is an anti ship missile used for anti ship purposes.
What does this have to do with its propulsion retard?
It’s an old as fuck anti ship missile. Why are you so desperate to compare it to a missile that’s meant to strike targets on land? 300 miles is really short for a ship launched cruise missile. And that 300 mile figure is almost certainly when launched from altitude
Except the naval version has an extra booster and the 300m range was from a low level launch and cruise.
None of this changes the fact you don't know what a cruise missile is.
>Harpoons are not cruise missiles
You will never live this down.
What does the short range of an entirely different class of missile have to do with the storm shadows short range?
More than triple the range of harpoon
>still comparing it to an old ass anti ship missile
This is your best concession yet
What's a cruise missile?
And? Are shitty harpoons meant for striking targets on land like the SCALP.
Impressive
Sub launched for a missile with as short of range as the storm shadow doesn’t make much sense. Why no surface launched variant in the works like jassm
Powerful American Cocksneed Fartin shits on inferior brit/baguette technology, what's new?
Fake euro warriortard is so dumb, bet its the guy I named radar kiddie.
Looks like JASSM posters won
Warriortard thread
Shame on you gays for falling for it.
81 posters 15 IP's, warriortard being two of them.
Kek
JASSM and it’s not even close
JASSM production is going up to 500+ per year soon, and it's planned to eventually go to even upwards of 1000-1500+ per year production capacity.
They expect JASSM to be the bread and butter of many western nations.
>They
Who's they? Can you source it?
I’m not sure what he’s referring but the Netherlands just put in a request for tomahawks and JASSM ER.
https://defence-industry.eu/the-netherlands-plans-to-purchase-jassm-er-missiles-for-its-f-35-fleet/
Australia and Germany selected the JASSM-ER as well. I believe the Australian ones have already been delivered.
>I believe the Australian ones have already been delivered
I doubt it, LRIP (Low-rate Initial Production) starts deliveries in Jan 2024 at a rate of 5 missiles per month.
So I highly doubt Australia already got theirs.
Again, nothing confirmed it's just based on the long term projected production
I don't think the US is going to need 500-1000+ JASSMs per year, but if they're producing for export customers, then it makes more sense.
The US is building a nice little stockpile of these things. 1625 in the past 3 fiscal years
and they wont let me have a single one. ridiculous!
These paired with the B-2 or B-21 have gotta scare the shit outta china.
Relatively cheap missile swarms AND paired with a stealth platform that can sit preeeetty close to your air defense radars without being seen.
Don’t forget that JASSMs can be palletized and launched out of standard cargo planes
That’s actually pretty cool
Yeah theoretically the US has the capacity to launch their entire stockpile of JASSM missiles simultaneously in one massive swarm strike using just under 100 C-17's
There are currently ~2000 of each of the AGM-183A and AGM-183B for a total of about 4000 JASSMs.
Rapid Dragon allows a C-17 to hold 45 JASSMs in 5 pallets of 9 missiles each. So ~89 C-17s would be needed for about 4000 JASSMs. The USAF has ~220 C-17s in service, so they could probably get 100 in the air at once if they really needed to.
Imagine how many guaranteed destroyed targets just 1500 JASSMs could take out. You could cripple every military target in most nations with a strike like that.
It's the kind of conventional strike that could warrant a nuclear response.
>so effective that a nuclear response is warranted
I believe it
Still not enough. US really needs a larger stockpile of JASSMs, especially the ER. Also the LRASM.
I would be diamonds seeing JASSM-ER and LRASM production reaching 1k annually for each. Don't forget about the JASSM-XR
>https://missilethreat.csis.org/missile/jassm/
XR will be here next year apparently and hopefully will have a around a 1100 mile range (will likely be a bigger version tho). There's also HALO which should compliment LRASM as a high speed ship killer
>https://www.navalnews.com/event-news/sea-air-space-2023/2023/03/us-navy-moves-forward-with-halo-hypersonic-carrier-based-weapon/
I remembering reading about Northrup developing a ramjet powered anti-ship weapon a few months ago, could be part of HALO or something else. There was also the Sea Dragon meme in 2018 after China hacked the data for it. Specifically was said it was an existing weapon that was also supersonic so likely was sub launched SM-6 modified for maritime strikes.
Seeing shit like this gets me so rock hard
Jassm
It’s the JASSM
ground launched JASSM/LRASM for US Army and Marines please
please
What's the terminal guidance on SCALP? Or is it just hitting a way point without any terminal on board sensor?
The Navy apparently figured out how to put the LRASM moving target engagement capability into JASSM since the IR seeker is identical in both and it was just a software change. I don't know how many or if any have been retrofitted that way but it seems like a no brainer since you don't have to add anything to the weapon. They worked it out to increase the total magazine of antiship weapons available to all branches.
I don't know how useful a thermal seeker is in a land attack cruise missile but having your main cruise missile be able to target both ships and fixed sites seems like a big benefit to me. Maybe SCALP can be updated in the same way idk that would be good though.
On balance it seems like the low observable nature and range of the JASSM would make it the better choice but the main factor is the range since I doubt anyone here knows the rcs of the two systems.
Also not sure which one costs more, that would be a relevant factor. A 300 mile range is great if the weapon is pretty cheap and abundant. If they are about the same cost that would be a pretty major drawback.
>What's the terminal guidance on SCALP? Or is it just hitting a way point without any terminal on board sensor?
You pre program images of the target and specify aim points so you can make it fly through a specific window of a house.
Finland has JASSM and Finland is based therefore JASSM is based as well
The main drawback of SCALP is it’s short range and it’s inability to receive instruction mid flight
JASSM can be hacked, Storm Shadow can't
>JASSM can be hacked
Source? How would the hacker known as PrepHole know to hack a missile he isn’t aware is in the air
Because it can't fly at low level and therefore at best case it's visible to radars from 60 miles away.
What do you mean it can’t fly at low level? What would prevent it from doing so? It doesn’t fly at low level because its stealth is great and it’s more fuel efficient to cruise higher up.
JASSM cruises at 1,600ft, Storm Shadow (which is also a stealthy cruise missile with RAM) flies at 100ft because it has TERCOM like tomahawk. JASSM lacks this feature so can't fly low for risk of hitting things. Anything that can be re-targeted remotely is liable to be hacked.
>which is also a stealthy cruise missile with RAM
It doesn’t have RAM. You’ve been asked to source this multiple times.
>Anything that can be re-targeted remotely is liable to be hacked.
Hacked by what, how will they know were to look for a hackable missile?
>tercom
Sounds like the longer ranged tomahawk is the better missile as the tomahawk and stormshadow both lack RAM and are forced to terrain mask. Luckily JASSM is much stealthier and can fly a better route.
>it has to be climate controlled
>it is described as stealthy when APACHE which is the same shape isn't
>you can literally see the coating
You can tell it’s not very stealthy because it has to fly the same profile as tomahawks. Plus the fact that stormshadow lacks RAM
Storm shadow has never had a radar absorbent coating. The JASSM on the other hand does.
your whole argument hinges on this lie that is patently false to everyone that's not a butthurt european troll
Then why can’t you just source it already? If I’m so wrong about the RAM coating just prove it
Why is Storm Shadow stealthy and APACHE not?
Why does Storm Shadow get stored in climate controlled boxes?
Why can wee literally see a coating on it that isn't on apache?
your vatnik tier "proofs" posting is desperation because you know perfectly well it's self evident and that MBDA don't discuss stealth features of it's weapons in detail.
>Why is Storm Shadow stealthy
It’s not very stealthy. It’s LO due to its shaped features
>Why does Storm Shadow get stored in climate controlled boxes?
Javelin ATGMs get stored in refrigerated boxes too, that doesn't mean they're stealthy.
>Javelin ATGMs get stored in refrigerated boxes too
No they don't lmao. You think there's a refrigeration system in here that can deal with being stored at up to 71C?
>how to spot a neverserved
at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes. In the field they are not. Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box. Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
Retard
> The M98A1 is equipped with a Dewar Stirling refrigerator. The missile is equipped with a small battery-compatible refrigerator in the launch tube. If the power is not locked and launched for 4 minutes, the power will not be enough, and a small refrigerator and battery need to be replaced.
Holy shit, you think the system to cool the thermal sensor so it can see it's target is actully to just keep the box cool? my fucing sides.
>at the ASP javelins are in climate controlled boxes
They aren't i just proved this.
>Now watch as I BTFO you with a picture of SCALP outside of its box.
I can post a photo of B2 outside of it's climate controlled hanger, does that mean it doesn't need climate control to maintain it's coating?
>Next you’re going to have to show me stormshadow in its climate controlled box. You wont be able to and we will continue to laugh at you grasping for straws
Here you go. this must really sting after setting yourself up like that.
1/2
2/2
>They aren't i just proved this.
Are you really trying to "win" your argument by claiming that because the entire BOX isn't refrigerated and because the javelin has an integrated cooling unit that you've somehow found some "gotcha" that proves you're right?
You're a joke and the fact you're going THIS far to shill for a clearly, demonstrably worse missile is honestly ALMOST as hilarious as the Japanese/Nordic gay being pimped out by his family.
You claimed the box was refrigerated, you then posted information about the seeker. You are yet to prove that Javelin has a refrigerated box.
I have posted Storm Shadows climate controlled box.
So how are you going to prove SCALP uses the box for stealth RAM protection instead of chilling down the seeker?
Of wait, you can't
The SCALP doesn’t have RAM. That’s why it can’t cruise like JASSM
The box doesn't cool the seeker, you're the only one saying boxes are for cooling/refrigeration. SCALP doesn't need to cool it's seeker, it uses infrared imaging not thermal.
Again how do you know what its cooling. Could be pre-chilling fuel, or some other electric component. You have no idea what it's doing.
Because i'm not a retard who has no idea how javelin and thermal seekers work. Why do you think there is 4 minutes of cooling if it's for long term storage and not for cooling before firing?
you're very triggered at me posting the climate controlled box arent you?
You keep ignoring the fact that it doesn’t have RAM. Why is that
I never implied it was for storage and not for firing. My whole entire point was active chilling does NOT suddenly mean it's because it is stealthy.
That's has been the entire point, the fact you've gone off on some random side quest about proving how javelin works is irrelevant to the discussion. SCALP isn't stealthy, it's low observability.
And they’re not for the RAM because SCALP doesn’t have it as we’ve proved earlier in the thread
Me failing to prove that SCALP has RAM isn’t proof that it doesn’t have it. Most UK militech is highly classified.
You're so upset you've started false flagging lmao, i own you. I know vastly more about military matters than you and it shows every time we interact radar kiddie. Must suck living in your literally who euro country looking at the UK shitting on every military capability your country has.
Can someone translate
You're the only one whi speaks hindi street shitter, use google translate.
Considering there are sources that claim it doesn't, and no sources that claim it does. I think it's safe to assume it doesn't, and you're wrong.
Why even hide that it has a RAM coating, it wouldn't change anything if we knew, the fact the US specifically mentions RAM on JASSM but the French and UK have NEVER said it about SCALP should tell you all you need to know.
Fuck off warriortard
Shut the fuck up, JASSM mogs SCALP.
It's not warriortard, it's the euro wanabe of him. likely German or one of those shitty made up countries between Germany and France.
I'm American and literally just woke up 20 minutes ago, whatever delusion you want to invent for yourself to convince yourselves I'm someone else is fine.
All of this may be true, but it doesn’t change the fact that JASSM is better than storm shadow. And all of this warriortard talk won’t change that simple fact
It doesn't even make sense, I'm literally saying JASSM is better.
Stop replying to him retard he's 200 posts in of mostly samefagging.
He’s desperate. The JASSM was shown to be much better and he can’t handle it. America is supposed to be overrated
>Why is Storm Shadow stealthy and APACHE not?
Jesus Christ it's virtually almost the same airframe you cretin. The Black Shaheen is closer to the APACHE to be entirely fair. But there is no special bong sauce applied to the SCALP to make it magically better. It's just a french airframe with a bong 400kg tandem charge inside. It's also 30+ years old tech at this point. Which is why it's gonna get replaced in a few years.
Holy shit wtf is this thread?
>Wtf is this thread
A shill, shilling.
His name is warriortard and he argues with himself all day. A true schizo.
Why are you quoting the person proving the point and not the person trying to claim it has some fastest RAM coating?
Just laughing at copers that tried to shoehorn SCALP as better than JASSM due to their massive inferiority complexes.
Why wouldn’t they just intercept it? Who’s going to hack into it? What will they use? Be as detailed as possible
Because people use soft and hard kill measures together for maximum effect. It's well within China and other countries power to hack US low observable systems, it's been done before by far less sophisticated enemies.
b b but how did they know to hack it if it was stealthy cried the retard
He didn’t answer how. He just said but China
Someone could explain in great detail how Iran hacked RQ-170 and you'd still here crying about sources despite there being literal pictures of the drone in Iran lol.
Is there a difference between a large non stealthy drone that can be tracked on internet flight radars and a stealthy cruise missile? I’d say so
>RQ 170 is non stealthy
Well that's yet another retarded take from you. I'm going to pin that up next to "harpoon isn't a cruise missile".
But yeah, you go on thinking that the US who denied it's existence and edited satellite photos to obscure it in Afghanistan allowed it to be tracked on flight radar. I love this regular reminders that you're a metal midget radar kiddie.
>While the USAF has released few details on the UAV's design or capabilities, defense analysts believe that it is a stealth aircraft fitted with aerial reconnaissance equipment
>believe
kek you keep losing.
I bet you think B21 isn't stealthy because the US aren't telling us about all of it's details.
Of course we all know B2 wasn't stealthy which is why it was kept secret for so long.
Staggering levels of retardation you're showing and you're so humiliated you're falling back on the "i win, you lose" fallacy.
I do win and you do lose. The point of the thread is which is better JASSM or storm shadow. JASSM is the consensus and you’re bringing up drones isn’t relevant to the conversation. Perhaps you can drop a source confirming the RAM coating on stormshadow
You’re the one that’s visibly upset that the US designed and produced a better cruise missile than the British
It's not even a British missile, it's French, you can't even troll the right country lmao
>Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
wrecked again. Please keep commenting
Google APACHE, it's literally a French missile with a British warhead.
We’re talking about SCALP. It’s a British design
> Storm Shadow is an Anglo-French low-observable, long-range, air-launched cruise missile developed since 1994 by Matra and British Aerospace
Regarding the Apache
> The SCALP EG missile is based on it, notably featuring similar aerodynamics and stealth. However, the latter has a different propulsion system and carries a single high-penetration warhead instead of the Apache's cluster submunitions.
>latter has different propulsion and warhead
>latter does not have RAM
>SCALP EG missile is based on it
You just played yourself
>similar stealth to the Apache
SCALPers keep digging themselves a deeper hole.
The terrain masking makes sense now. If it’s similar stealth wise to the Apache than it’s far far outclassed by the JASSM. But we already knew that
> The missile is designed to fly low-level terrain following flight path, which enables effective bypassing of most enemy defenses. The advantages of its low observable properties ensure its survivability during the missile ingress to the target. The missile is also prepared to engage enemy jammers.
> One of the unique features of the current model of JASSM is its capability to send back a sequence of pre-strike images of the target, just before impact.
frogs BTFO.
>thread turns in favor of American design
>brits immediately distance themselves from SCALP
this is pretty funny
I'd forgotten about this, it was hilarious at the time.
Wait, can the Stormshadow really not receive fresh targeting information mid-flight? What a headache for mission planners
Brimstone can be hacked, spike can’t
We just had this stupid thread like 2 weeks ago. And yes, JASSM is better in all metrics.
I always win against this retard, I own him. Brits haunt him every night because of humiliations like this.
Brand new Javelins from the factory, still the same non refrigerated box that can be stored at up to 71C. I'm twisting the knife and he's squirming.
How come he can't prove the javelin box isnt refrigerated?
The cargo aircraft only stickers always gave me a chuckle.
Totally refrigerated bro, they do it at the ASP, trust me.
An f-35, without refueling mid air, can strike a target 1900km away using JASSM-ER. Storm shadow can’t do that
Reminder to filter the word warriortard to avoid the sperg
Javelin isn't stored in a refrigerated box, it isn't kept in climate controlled conditions when being stored.
Just remember, you said "Javelin ATGMs get stored in refrigerated boxes too". That's hilarious to me.
Is storm shadow of JASSM the better missile
bunch of butthurt americans itt, kek
You misunderstand. The American system came out on top during the thread. The non Americans are copeing about javelin or something
shame fewer countries adopted it
Not really. The US and some key Allies in Europe and especially Australia need those production lines for themselves. Let’s discuss challenger, warrior, and starstreak export numbers since that’s a relevant factor
Maybe because it's like 20 years newer and countries are still looking to adopt it?
Try 6 years. Storm Shadow was used in 2003 before it was even officially accepted into service, JASSM entered service in 2009.
> 500 SCALP missiles ordered for the French Air Force in 1998.
> 200 ordered for the Aeronautica Militare in 1999
> Unknown number ordered for the United Arab Emirates Air Force in 1997
noooooo don’t point out that it’s an older system with only 3 sales post 2010!!
One entered service in 2003 the other entered service in 2009. That 6 years, not 20 years.
Only about 2000 storm shadow of ALL types (SCALP/Black Shaheen/etc) have been produced.
More than 4000 JASSMs have been produced, with production going up to 500-1000 per year soon, so yea im gonna say JASSM is FAR more successful.
Russia built more t-72's for itself than america has built Abrams so it's better.
>Britain built less of a worse cruise missile so its better
Why are you retarded?
We can show on paper even the baseline JASSM is better than SCALP, let alone JASSM-ER/XR. They are producing a LOT more of them, they can be fired from more platforms, and are getting the benefits of production scale and US logistics.
I don't see how in any reality you can argue SCALP is better and expect to be taken seriously.
But the export numbers. Whatever you do don’t look up how many countries bought stingers and compare to how many bought starstreak.
>I don't see how in any reality you can argue SCALP is better and expect to be taken seriously.
Combat record doesn't lie. JASSM just isn't very good.
JASSM had more of an effect on its 2 uses than scalp did in its 6. Another JASSM win
>Scalp has only been used 6 times
The desperation is hilarious
You're the one desperately claiming just because SCALP is worse in every aspect in paper doesn't mean it's ACTUALLY worse.
>combat record
>export success
Yeah, Scalp wins.
Being used more doesn't give it a better combat record, by the Italian reports they said it only has a 97% success rate.
> In December 2011, Italian defence officials noted that Italian Tornado IDS aircraft had fired between 20 and 30 Storm Shadows during the Libyan Campaign. This was the first time that Italian aircraft had fired the missile in live combat, and it was reported the missile had a 97 per cent success rate.
Now I'm sure you'll invent some reason why Italy is doing something wrong to ruin the record of SCALP.
Also, the US is still getting export customers for JASSM and deliveries will outpace SCALP within 3-5 years and probably double SCALPs total export volume within that time.
So they fired 30 and one didn't work? a literal nothing burger.
Weird, I haven't heard of the US reporting JASSM failures in combat...
The nation that used the scalp reported failures in combat. That hasn’t happened with JASSM. That’s why JASSM has a much better combat record.
There haven't even been 30 JASSM fired in combat lol
Just wait until you see the combat record of the tomahawk. Mogs the SCALP so hard
It does, i love Tomahawk, shame JASSM can't fly at low altitude like Tomahawk and SCALP.
t. scalp enjoyer.
Shame scalp can’t fly at efficient altitudes while mainting stealth.
t.JASSM chad
Why is 1,600ft more efficient than 100ft when air density doesn't change in a meaningful way until much higher up? probably around 5000ft and up depending on air temperature and weather.
Also, why do you think SCALP can't fly higher?
> Why is 1,600ft more efficient than 100ft when air density doesn't change in a meaningful way until much higher up?
How’s not having to constantly adjust altitude to account for changes in geography
> Also, why do you think SCALP can't fly higher?
Who said it can’t? It doesn’t because it lacks proper RAM so it needs to mask its signature behind terrain. Try to keep up
>How’s not having to constantly adjust altitude to account for changes in geography
You think if you fly at 1,600ft AGL you're not adjusting for terrain? Do you believe the world is totally flat by any chance?
JASSM can adjust for terrain now. Which is it retard
>shame JASSM can't fly at low altitude
It can, directly from the USAF mouth
Obviously it can but it’s most efficient to fly higher. Let’s hope that stealth works out
"low" altitude is not terrain hugging. Janes say it cruises at 1,600ft, terrain hugging is like 100ft. One missile you can detect at 60 miles on flat terrain, the other at like 17 miles.
Except you’re pulling numbers out of your ass. You don’t know if a radar can detect JASSM from 4 miles out let alone 60
I know where the radar horizon is though.
>adjusting for altitude from internal stored memory and your GPS/INS position is exactly the same as flying nap of the earth.
it's really embarrassing how little you know about the world around you.
JASSM can take pictures of the target moments before impact but it can't detect if there is a tree or hill coming up?
Lmao
correct, JASSM has no TERCOM or DSMAC system, they require downward facing sensors.
So all the official USAF generals talking about terrain following and low altitude terminal phase was all just... Bullshit?
Come on, the US had this figured out in the '80s and' 90s, if you honestly think JASSM can't do the SAME or even lower altitude than SCALP I've got a bridge in London to sell.
>So all the official USAF generals talking about terrain following and low altitude terminal phase was all just... Bullshit?
No, you just haven't figured out that "low altitude" doesn't mean terrain hugging and that a terminal dive on target isn't the same as a cruise approach.
>if you honestly think JASSM can't do the SAME or even lower altitude than SCALP
With what sensor?
What sensor does scalp use?
A forward looking IR sensor and a downward facing radar altimeter. They even put handy lines on it to help simple people like you.
What sensor does JASSM use?
Not sure exactly what, but the front-facing sensors also face downwards.
JASSM dones't have TERCOM or DSMAC, which is why it can only cruise at 1,600ft.
>which is why it can only cruise at 1,600ft.
Yes it does a picture was just posted and US government officials confirmed it. You’re the only one claiming it can only fly at 1600 ft
kek someone just posted a video of it cruising a few meters above sea level. That must really hurt
Why lie?
I'd really love to know what makes you lie so much about JASSM being worse than SCALP.
Even if it doesn't have super advanced terrain hugging, claiming it can ONLY fly at 1600 feet+ is so god damn retarded it doesn't even warrant a serious response.
That’s a tercom sensor right there. Good job anon
This is delusional, just because JASSM is meant to be dropped from high altitude to increase it's range doesn't mean it CAN'T do terrain hugging. The US basically invented the shit with tomahawks, and yes, JASSM can do it too, but it'll wait until it makes sense to do so, staying up at 15-20k feet for efficiency.
bro you are arguing with a troll. He purposefully argues matchups US will win on purpose just so he can make fun of bongs, who literally are within the exact same MIC sphere and thus complement each others capabilities with different weapons, filling in the gaps between each other.
This is despite the fact that Chinese missiles mog basically anything America has and he is cope and seething all day.
Yes. It’s a low end cruise missile used in desert wars not something akin to a JASSM or tomahawk
>Availability of this world-beating system represents a significant leap forward in technology and capability for the RAF. The state of the art navigation system, providing phenomenal precision, together with the specialised bunker-busting BROACH warhead has no known equivalent in the world today.
The UK was using Tomahawk when it said this.
Yea modern tomahawks are much better than scalp. They can even hit ships. Plus tomahawks have been used way more in combat automatically making them better
How many SCALPs have been fired?
>The non Americans are copeing
>copeing
ESL
Is this the only way you can get humans to converse with you? Find a hobby, and get some sun. Then, maybe you could stop making these shit thread to get your human interaction from.
The combat record of Jassm is pretty shit, only two uses. Storm Shadow/ Scalp have been used far more.
2009-2003=20
Harpoon isn't a cruise missile
Javelin is stored in refrigerated boxes
RQ-170 isn't stealthy and you can follow it on flightradar.com
>I can't actually prove you wrong so I'm going to grab small tidbits out of context that I can say are wrong to "prove" everything you say is wrong.
Wow anon, you figured out how to "win" every argument ever.
We haven't really talked about how SCALP is much better at destroying deep, hardened targets. JASSM isnt even a tandem warhead.
US ditched the BROACH for a better performing warhead
How does it perform better when it has no EFP and only relies on a delayed fuse?
It performs better the same way the scalp performs better despite not having RAM, no data link, and a pitifully short range
>Inb4"Muh America doesn't need it, its warheads are superior at deep penetration, just because, uh just because ok?"
Lmao too late
Why would the US be unable to use a warhead they already use?
AGM-154 uses the BROACH warhead, and it was put up to use in the AGM-86D but a different warhead was selected (and the missile has since been retired).
If the US wanted to use the BROACH warhead they'd use it.
Anon no, come on now, BROACH would require an entire redesign of JASSM to work
Cope
Lmao how would it need to be redesigned to fit a physically smaller and lighter weight warhead?
>Why would the US be unable to use a warhead they already use?
Because Raytheon bought the licence not Lockheed.
Yea Lockheed and Raytheon have NEVER been subcontractors on the same weapon system before.
They submitted competing designs for the US Navy - JSOW-ER and JASSM, so why would they give their opponent help?
And if the DoD said hey we want BROACH on JASSM do you think Raytheon and lockheed are going to say no? Come the fuck on. If the US wanted it, it would happen.
If the US DoD paid for the R&D, paid to build and field it they own the rights to the IP, not Raytheon or LM. If they want LM to use the BROACH warhead they would give them the data, and blueprints to build it.
>If the US DoD paid for the R&D, paid to build and field it they own the rights to the IP, not Raytheon or LM.
That's not how it works.
>If they want LM to use the BROACH warhead they would give them the data, and blueprints to build it.
It's an MBDA product.
It is how it works, the US produces hundreds of BROACH warheads for JSOW. Do you think we place an order with MBDA? Lmao
>Do you think we place an order with MBDA? Lmao
No, Raytheon do as they need the part to make their weapon.
As an amendment it might be BAE rather than MBDA, it's unclear if that part was merged into MBDA. Either way it's still British.
Just like all UK nuclear reactors are actually american since the only reason you got submarine reactors is because the US gifted you theirs and then RR modifies a few parts and announces from the rafters that they designed a brand new 100% UK reactor.
> PWR3 was a new system "based on a US design but using UK reactor technology". The Royal Institution of Naval Architects reported that it was likely that the UK was given access to the US Navy S9G reactor design used in their Virginia-class submarines.
non-sequitur, clear sign you're getting rattled
Why do you ignore?
Ignore what? a pallet launch and bizzare request for something that's unimportant?
Sea skimming is less than 1600ft, and the warhead penetrates reinforced concrete just fine. What say you my lonely shill nonfren?
It's not sea skimming because it lacks that ability, we have literally no idea what altitude it's cruising at it could be 1, 3, 5, 7, 10k feet and you'd literally have no idea from that high altitude vantage point.
>It's not sea skimming because it lacks that ability
Yet, it is on video doing it. WHAT IS THIS MAGIC!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
What altitude is it flying at? exactly.
Lower than 1600ft. Much lower.
Also the Navy WAS developing a powered JSOW-ER which could've used the BROACH warhead, but instead in the FY22 budget they decided to develop a naval version of the airforce JASSM-ER instead.
Clearly, BROACH isn't all that important.
Clearly glide bombs with a motor attached aren't very good
>That's not how it works.
That is literally how it works.
Warhead seems fine. Can I see the SCALP sled tests?
Didn’t know this would be such a popular subject. Fresh thread
Thread result: decisive JASSM-ER victory
>The missile's mid-course guidance uses the inertial navigation system/ Global Positioning System (GPS) unit developed for the Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) and Joint Stand-Off Weapon (JSOW) guided bombs, with either a high-level or low-level (down to about 1,600 ft) cruise altitude.
>https://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/usaf-launches-jassm-new-variant-missile
Cruise altitude for a missle that travels hundreds of miles is NOT terminal altitude when approaching enemy air defense radars.
And yet JASSM has no TERCOM sensor and can't fly flower than 1,600ft until the final dive to the ground.
How do you know?
Oh wait you don't.
For all you know JASSM does have TERCOM sensors and it's just classified.
lmao this is cope
Yeah because insisting like a fucking retard that it CAN'T do terrain following totally isn't delusional cope.
We have several sources, from the manufacturer to the air force, that tell us it can do low-level terrain following.
You don't have a single source that says it can do terrain following. I have provided a source that explicity says it cruises down to 1,600ft.
You’ve been proven wrong by a video posted showing JASSM sea skimming
>can't fly flower than 1,600ft until the final dive to the ground.
SCALP flies at like 150-300 meters until terminal phase. When it goes down to 50 meters That's 500-1000 feet until the final phase.