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The '''Cheongung-5(천궁-5)''' is a medium-range surface-to-air/ship-to-air missile developed to enhance the [[Royal Joseon Air Force]]'s medium-range air defense capabilities and replace the [[Royal Joseon Navy]]'s {{wp|RIM-66 Standard|Haegung 1 missile}}. It has the ability to intercept mid-range aerial targets, especially subsonic/ supersonic missiles, supersonic aircraft, | The '''Cheongung-5(천궁-5)''' is a medium-range surface-to-air/ship-to-air missile developed to enhance the [[Royal Joseon Air Force]]'s medium-range air defense capabilities and replace the [[Royal Joseon Navy]]'s {{wp|RIM-66 Standard|Haegung 1 missile}}. It has the ability to intercept mid-range aerial targets, especially subsonic/ supersonic missiles, supersonic aircraft, hypersonic cruise missiles(HCM) and {{wp|Hypersonic glide vehicle|hypersonic glide vehicle(HGV)}}. | ||
The Cheongung-5 is divided into the ground-launched variant Cheongung-5A and the sea-launched VLS-launched variant Cheongung-5B. The two variants have about the same performance, and the Cheongung-5B can operate on the {{wp|Mark 41 vertical launching system|Mk.41 VLS}} and {{wp|Mark_41_vertical_launching_system#Mark_56_(Mk_56)_VLS_and_Mark_57_(Mk_57)_PVLS|Mk.57 PVLS}}. | The Cheongung-5 is divided into the ground-launched variant Cheongung-5A and the sea-launched VLS-launched variant Cheongung-5B. The two variants have about the same performance, and the Cheongung-5B can operate on the {{wp|Mark 41 vertical launching system|Mk.41 VLS}} and {{wp|Mark_41_vertical_launching_system#Mark_56_(Mk_56)_VLS_and_Mark_57_(Mk_57)_PVLS|Mk.57 PVLS}}. | ||
Latest revision as of 08:52, 3 October 2024
| Cheongung-5 Surface-to-Air Missile 천궁-5 중거리 지대공 미사일 | |
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 Cheongung-5A | |
| Type | Medium-range, mobile surface-to-air missile/anti-ballistic missile system |
| Place of origin | Joseon |
| Service history | |
| In service | 2026-present |
| Used by | Royal Joseon Armed Forces |
| Production history | |
| Designer | Agency for Defense Development |
| Designed | 2020-2023 |
| Manufacturer | Hanwha Aerospace (launcher, radar) LIG Nex1 (missile, system) |
| Produced | Cheongung-5A: 2022–Present Cheongung-5B: 2023–present |
| Specifications | |
| Weight | Missile: 1,100 kg (2,400 lb) |
| Length | 6.6 m (22 ft) |
| Diameter | 13.5 in (0.34 m) |
| Engine | Two stage: solid rocket booster, solid rocket booster/sustainer |
Operational range | 74-270 km |
| Flight ceiling | >110,000 ft (34,000 m) |
| Speed | Mach 4.5 (1,531.31 m/s; 5,512.7 km/h) |
Guidance system | Inertial guidance, terminal active and Semi-active radar homing |
The Cheongung-5(천궁-5) is a medium-range surface-to-air/ship-to-air missile developed to enhance the Royal Joseon Air Force's medium-range air defense capabilities and replace the Royal Joseon Navy's Haegung 1 missile. It has the ability to intercept mid-range aerial targets, especially subsonic/ supersonic missiles, supersonic aircraft, hypersonic cruise missiles(HCM) and hypersonic glide vehicle(HGV).
The Cheongung-5 is divided into the ground-launched variant Cheongung-5A and the sea-launched VLS-launched variant Cheongung-5B. The two variants have about the same performance, and the Cheongung-5B can operate on the Mk.41 VLS and Mk.57 PVLS.
Development
Design
The Cheongung-5 is a two-stage missile with a booster stage and a second stage. Cheongung-5's appearance is similar to that of Haegung-1, but unlike Haegung-1, which is guided to the target only with the induction of the illuminator, Cheongung-5 is equipped with an active seeker, allowing it to track the target on its own without the induction of the illuminator. Since the target can be tracked without the guidance of the illuminator, Cheongung-5 is free from the overload of the illuminator, which can occur in intense skirmishes. Cheongung-5 can also use an active seeker to track and destroy targets outside the illuminator's range or beyond the horizon.
The Cheongung-5 can use the Cooperative Engagement Capability(CEC) to attack targets detected by other friendly aircraft/ships/radars. The Cheongung-5 missiles associated with the CEC share a data link with other friendly aircraft/ships/radars and can attack targets outside the range of the seeker or beyond the horizon, and can perform more effective air defense operations.
The Cheongung-5 missile is equipped with multiple steering fins for high maneuverability. This feature, coupled with the Cheongung-5's active seeker, allows the missile to intercept high maneuverability targets. Based on this performance, Cheongung-5 can intercept hypersonic cruise missiles with complex and irregular maneuvers and hypersonic glide vehicles in the terminal phase.
Operators
Royal Joseon Armed Forces
Royal Joseon Air Force: Cheongung-5A. Operates on ground-based batteries.
Royal Joseon Navy: Cheongung-5B. Operates on the Mk.41 VLS or Mk.57 PVLS.
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