AIM-9 Sidewinder: Revision history

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30 December 2022

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  • curprev 12:0612:06, 30 December 2022Tomas talk contribs 3,831 bytes +3,831 Created page with "AIM-9B – The first joint service production version of the Sidewinder, utilizing an uncooled detector with thermionic (i.e. vacuum tube circuits) and possessing a top speed of around 1.7 mach, making its combat debut in 1958. AIM-9D – The first Navy version implemented numerous changes and upgrades. The seeker head was now cooled and the warhead size was more than doubled to 25 lbs. The 9D and all other subsequent models could achieve speeds of 2.5 mach or above. The..."