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[VICTOR FLORES RODRIGUEZ]

Buenas tardes, colegas mi pregunta radica en que, si alguien me puede orientar en cuanto a que significan los colores que portan los misiles?
pues la verdad es que lucen muy bien, con esos tonos pero no se que signifiquen?
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[KpiRomm]

Hola Vic.

Aquí hay algo de lo que buscas

http://www.daveplattmodels.com/Links/US%20Military%20Markings/Markings.htm

particularmente, en el manual : USAF & USN MIL-M-25047C, espero te sea útil.

Ahora que, si lo que quieres es algo muy básico (por ejemplo):

"...The AIM-9 had three stripes from back to front indicating rocket motor, warhead and seeker state. Three blue stripes would be an inert training round. Live rocket motors and warheads had brown stripes and a live seeker head had a yellow stripe. A warshot therefore being brown-brown-yellow. There were also blue-blue-yellow rounds that had inert rocket motors and warheads but live seekers. All NATO AIM-9 users have this scheme."

Color bands:

Yellow = live warhead
Brown = live motor
Blue = inert

The colours on the bands are standardised across (most) old-NATO forces and apply to all ammunition, not just aircraft ones.
- Yellow denotes High Explosive (i.e the warhead),
- Brown is propellant (i.e the motor),
- red is incendiary (e.g. flares),
- Mid Blue (Cambridge Blue IIRC) denotes inert/practice and
- dark blue is drill (not usually flown).
- Pink denotes a telemetry package,
- orange is apparently Nuclear (but I have my doubts whether this was ever actually implemented),
- grey (eau de nil IIRC - a sort of greeny grey) is chemical (e.g smoke rounds).

Note that a complex missile can have many of these at the same time.

The colour relates only to the explosive hazard, so there is no reason for the seeker head to be marked in a colour - e.g. a practice round would only have the blue stripe(s), even if its seeker was live - any yellow marking denotes HE. It might also have brown and/or red if it has a live motor (i.e. can actually be fired) and/or tracking flares.

Fuente:

http://www.whatifmodelers.com/index.php?topic=12795.0

y, por si quieres info de cada misil (y saber en dónde se colocan las bandas de colores de acuerdo a su construcción):

http://www.srmuniv.ac.in/sites/default/files/files/Air-Launched_Giuded_Missiles_and_Guided_Missile_Launchers.pdf


Saludos y quedo pendiente
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KpiRomm

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[VICTOR FLORES RODRIGUEZ]

KpiRomm, buenas tardes es precisamente la información que necesito la que se encuentra en el último link.
No adios, si no hasta la proxima
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