Molniya Drone Crashes Using 20-Year-Old Terminal Guidance Tech
Retweet discusses possible first use of terminal guidance by the drone before impact.
A retweet by teortaxesTex of a post by gleech comments on a Molniya drone event. The commentary suggests this instance could represent the first documented terminal guidance by such a drone while guessing prior occurrences involving Kargus or Brimstone missiles in other locations. The evidence includes a generated headline about the crash employing 20-year-old terminal guidance tech. The source summary states the drone struck a wall after the terminal guidance maneuver which fine-tunes its path before impact. This captures the public posts shared in the packet.
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Molniya Drone Crashes Using 20-Year-Old Terminal Guidance Tech
Retweet discusses possible first use of terminal guidance by the drone before impact.
A retweet by teortaxesTex of a post by gleech comments on a Molniya drone event. The commentary suggests this instance could represent the first documented terminal guidance by such a drone while guessing prior occurrences involving Kargus or Brimstone missiles in other locations. The evidence includes a generated headline about the crash employing 20-year-old terminal guidance tech. The source summary states the drone struck a wall after the terminal guidance maneuver which fine-tunes its path before impact. This captures the public posts shared in the packet.
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gavin leech (Non-Reasoning)@gleech* First documented time. I'd guess that Kargus in Libya or Brimstone (missiles) in Libya, Yemen, Crimea have done it before. * The Molniya crashed into a wall, i.e. totally fucked up. * It was doing "terminal guidance" (fine tuning just before striking), which is 20 year old tech
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