AGM-88 HARM World War II The configuration chosen by NASA

The configuration chosen by NASA for the CRV is a so-called "lifting body"

is conducted in the twin-engine

The aircraft were equipped with a long

Advanced glide computer and a secure GPS Flight recorder are also maintained in each aircraft

increased performance

AGM-88 HARM World War II The configuration chosen by NASAAGM 88 HARM desk model. Development of the AGM High speed Anti Radiation Missile (HARM) was initiated by Texas Instruments, which aimed to create a weapon to replace the AGM 45 Strike and the AGM 78. However, production changed hands when Raytheon took over Texas defense production arm. Nonetheless, the AGM88 was a program that responded to a request from the US Navy. The missile was supposed to be equipped onto the A 6E, A 7, and some F A 18 units,