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[[Image:Cm-imagerecognition.png|thumb|200px|right|Image Recognition missile from | [[Image:Cm-imagerecognition.png|thumb|200px|right|Image Recognition missile from ''[[Borger’s All The Sector’s Weapons Systems]]''.]] | ||
An '''image-recognition missile''' is a projectile weapon used by the [[Terran Confederation]] and [[Kilrathi]] fleets. | |||
The missile | The missile locks on a visual source, allowing it to track a single ship without risk of hitting anything else. Locking takes several seconds. | ||
The [[Spiculum IR]] was a [[Terran Confederation]] version of the missile. The [[Claw IR]] was a [[Kilrathi Empire]] version of the missile | The [[Spiculum IR]] was a [[Terran Confederation]] version of the missile. The [[Claw IR]] was a [[Kilrathi Empire]] version of the missile. | ||
Image | Image-recognition missiles are found on the [[F-44 Rapier II|Rapier II]], [[Raptor]] and [[Gratha]]. | ||
They | They are featured in both ''[[Weapons of the Terran and Kilrathi Fleets]]'' and ''[[Borger’s All The Sector’s Weapons Systems]]''. | ||
{{#set:source=[[Wing Commander: Freedom Flight]]}} | |||
[[category:Missiles]] | [[category:Missiles]] | ||
Latest revision as of 21:32, 16 January 2023
Image Recognition missile from Borger’s All The Sector’s Weapons Systems.
An image-recognition missile is a projectile weapon used by the Terran Confederation and Kilrathi fleets.
The missile locks on a visual source, allowing it to track a single ship without risk of hitting anything else. Locking takes several seconds.
The Spiculum IR was a Terran Confederation version of the missile. The Claw IR was a Kilrathi Empire version of the missile.
Image-recognition missiles are found on the Rapier II, Raptor and Gratha.
They are featured in both Weapons of the Terran and Kilrathi Fleets and Borger’s All The Sector’s Weapons Systems.
