| Název: Name: | GBU-27/B Paveway III | GBU-27/B Paveway III |
| Originální název: Original Name: | GBU-27/B Paveway III | |
| Výrobce: Producer: | Texas Instruments (později / later Raytheon), | |
| Období výroby: Production Period: | XX.XX.198X-XX.XX.199X | |
| Vyrobeno kusů: Number of Produced: | ~ 2000 | |
| Prototyp vyroben: Prototype Built: | XX.XX.198X (?) | |
| Technické údaje: Technical Data: | ||
| Celková hmotnost: Overall Weight: | 991 kg | 2185 lb |
| Ráže: Nominal Weight: | 907 kg | 2000 lb |
| Hmotnost trhaviny: Explosive Weight: | 874 kg | 1927 lb |
| Celková délka: Overall Length: | 4236 mm | 166.77in |
| Průměr těla: Body Diameter: | 368 mm | 14.5in |
| Rozpětí stabilizátoru: Stabiliser Span: | 1676 mm | 5ft 6in |
| Způsob navedení: Guidance System: | laser | laser |
| Základní puma: Basic Bomb: | BLU-109/B | |
| Trhavina: Explosive: | Tritonal nebo / or PBXN-109 | |
| Uživatelské státy: User States: | | |
| Poznámka: Note: | - | - |
| Zdroje: Sources: | | |
USA - GBU-27/B Paveway III
the GBU-27/B Paveway III
Laser-guided puma calibre 2000 lb. It's a specially modified GBU-24/B for the use of aircraft F-117A Nighthawk. "Youth" would be due to the span of the aft and of the aerodynamic surfaces to the bomb bay Nighthawk because she couldn't fit. The warhead consists of ap puma BLU-109/B. The control unit Paveway (her tail) provides-allows TTS (Terminal Trajectory Shoping), then the final profiling of the trajectory for the optimum angle of impact on the differently designed targets. Eg. the ceiling of the hardened fixed hiding of the aircraft, a bunker hits vertically, to their gate, zoom horizontal. The caudal part of the BSU-88/B with a hinged surfaces comes from the Paveway II, slightly modified.
The GBU-27/B Paveway III were the armament of the u.s. air force introduced in 1987. At the end of the nineties were then developed version of the GBU-27A/B and GBU-27B/B, with a combined laser / GPS/inertial guidance system. These carries are also referred to EGBU-27 (Enhanced GBU-27) and the first time they were used in combat the first night (or rather morning) of the operation Iraqi Freedom in his unsuccessful attempt to kill Saddam Hussein in the property lying to the south of Baghdad (between Americans known as Dora Farms).
Even at this cougar is indicated attribute LLLGB (see GBU-24/B). So, which is the Nighthawk, which from low heights do not attack, certainly not. The aircraft wears the two pieces. From the height of 25000 feet, which is 7 620 meters, hitting a target on the scale of 1 m2. Price per piece: 55 000 USD.
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Laser-guided puma calibre 2000 lb. It's a specially modified GBU-24/B for the use of aircraft F-117A Nighthawk. "Youth" would be due to the span of the aft and of the aerodynamic surfaces to the bomb bay Nighthawk because she couldn't fit. The warhead consists of ap puma BLU-109/B. The control unit Paveway (her tail) provides-allows TTS (Terminal Trajectory Shoping), then the final profiling of the trajectory for the optimum angle of impact on the differently designed targets. Eg. the ceiling of the hardened fixed hiding of the aircraft, a bunker hits vertically, to their gate, zoom horizontal. The caudal part of the BSU-88/B with a hinged surfaces comes from the Paveway II, slightly modified.
The GBU-27/B Paveway III were the armament of the u.s. air force introduced in 1987. At the end of the nineties were then developed version of the GBU-27A/B and GBU-27B/B, with a combined laser / GPS/inertial guidance system. These carries are also referred to EGBU-27 (Enhanced GBU-27) and the first time they were used in combat the first night (or rather morning) of the operation Iraqi Freedom in his unsuccessful attempt to kill Saddam Hussein in the property lying to the south of Baghdad (between Americans known as Dora Farms).
Even at this cougar is indicated attribute LLLGB (see GBU-24/B). So, which is the Nighthawk, which from low heights do not attack, certainly not. The aircraft wears the two pieces. From the height of 25000 feet, which is 7 620 meters, hitting a target on the scale of 1 m2. Price per piece: 55 000 USD.
| Version | Fighting part | the Control and guidance unit | Stabilization group | Weight (total) | Length | the Diameter of the warhead |
| the GBU-27/B | BLU-109/B | WGU-25/B | BSU-88/B | 991 kg | 4 236 mm | 368 mm |
| GBU-27A/B | BLU-109/B | WGU-39A/B | BSU-88A/B | 991 kg | 4 236 mm | 368 mm |
| GBU-27B/B | BLU-116/B | WGU-39A/B | BSU-88A/B ? | ? kg | ? mm | ? mm |
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The number of bombs GBU-27/B is equivalent to the during the operation Desert storm.
Sources
1) Team of authors: Operation Desert Storm - Evaluation of the Air Campaign, Washington DC, 1997.
| Version | Price one of the bombs [$] (in 1990 prices) | the Number is equivalent to the bombs | the Price of all dropped bombs [$] (in 1990 prices) |
| the GBU-27/B | 75 539 | 739 | 55 823 321 |
Sources
1) Team of authors: Operation Desert Storm - Evaluation of the Air Campaign, Washington DC, 1997.
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