Air-to-surface missile X-29L. Infographics

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Air-to-surface missiles X-29TE, X-29L are designed to destroy visually visible ground-level and surface targets (large railway and road bridges, industrial buildings, concrete runways, reinforced concrete aircraft shelters, surface ships with a displacement of up to 10000 t). Missiles are designed to arm fighter aircraft and attack aircraft.

Air-to-surface missile X-29L. Infographics
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  1. The leader of the Redskins Rank
    The leader of the Redskins
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    11 August 2017 08: 57
    Good people, I always wanted to ask, but the names of our rockets read as "ha" or as "X"?
    1. bober1982 Rank
      bober1982
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      11 August 2017 09: 28
      Quote: Leader of the Redskins
      "ha" or like "x"?

      Reads like "Ha"
      The purpose and characteristics of the rocket, indicated in this small article, is only to confuse the enemy, and it is necessary, everything is correct.
      1. The leader of the Redskins Rank
        The leader of the Redskins
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        11 August 2017 09: 32
        Thank. And then I'm a tankman ...
        1. bober1982 Rank
          bober1982
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          11 August 2017 09: 34
          And thank you for your curiosity.

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