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Chinese Name:战术导弹技术
English Name: Tactical Missile Technology
Publication cycle: Bimonthly
Language: Chinese
Director: China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation Limited (CASIC)
Sponsor: Beijing HIWING Scientific and Technology Information Institute
Editor in chief: LIU Haifeng
ISSN: 1009-1300
CN: 11-1771/TJ
Analysis and insights on the application of artificial intelligence technology in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict
Li Caijun;Wang Yashen;Jiang Hao;Chen Tianzhu;Zhou Yifei;Liu Zhenyu;Li Hao;Aiming at the weaponized and systematic application of Artificial Intelligence(AI) technology in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, takeing the full-process empowerment of the intelligent kill chain as the main line, the combat application of AI technology in four core domains are systematically analyzed based on typical practical combat scenarios, namely reconnaissance intelligence and situational awareness, operation plan generation and wargaming deduction, strike coordination and unmanned system operations, as well as cognitive confrontation and information operations. And it is examined the subversive reshaping effect of AI technology on the decision-making efficiency, kill chain closure speed and combat force system of modern warfare, as well as the core shortcomings and risks exposed in terms of algorithm reliability, human-machine collaboration, ethical responsibility and other related aspects. Finally, combined with practical combat experience, the targeted enlightenment and recommendations are put forward, the transformative impact and strategic influence of AI technology on future intelligent warfare are discussed in the dimensions of combat paradigm, victorywinning mechanism, war ethics and international norms.
Research on the employment of precision strike weapons in the 2026 U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict
Wang Yalin;Liu Jingwei;Xiao Yi;Yan Siming;To research the employment and characteristics of precision strike weapons in the 2026 U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, the performance of the precision strike weapons used by the United States, Israel, and Iran is reviewed and summarized, the operational employment of precision strike weapons by the U. S.-Israeli forces and Iran is outlined, the main characteristics of their employment in the conflict are analyzed, and the relevant conclusions are drawn. The research shows that precision strike weapons play a critial role in system paralysis deep-strike operations, and strategic deberrence, presenting characteristics such as large-scale application and at high intensity in this conflict, with a balanced reliance on both highperformance and low-cost weapons, and with deep empowerment from intelligence and intelligent technologies. This conflict provides strong reference value for the future development, construction, and employment of precision strike weapons.
Application and operational analysis of unmanned aerial vehicles in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict
Liu Yang;Qin Liuzhen;Zhang Yang;Based on open-source intelligence of the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict, this paper systematically presents the platform characteristics and operational applications of various unmanned aerial vehicles, including medium-altitude long-endurance ISR/strike UAVs, low-cost loitering munitions, stealth loitering munitions, first person view(FPV) drones and so on. It focuses on analyzing the core modes, combat effectiveness and typical characteristics of unmanned warfare and counter-UAS operations of all parties. In the conflict, the United States and Israel has established battlefield information superiority by virtue of longendurance UAVs; While Iran has achieved a weak defeating the strong by employing large-scale low-cost UAVs, and adopted composite penetration featuring high-low coordination and fast-slow combination of "loitering munitions plus missiles"; Meanwhile, Iran-affiliated armed forces has realized efficient and precise strikes against ground armored targets with FPV drones. This conflict verifies the cost-asymmetric advantage of low-cost UAVs in war of attrition, and reveals the trend that unmanned warfare has transformed from auxiliary support to main combat equipment, and air combat form has evolved towards unmanning and distribution. The research results can provide theoretical support and important reference for the layout of UAV equipment system, the innovation of unmanned combat tactics and the construction of counter-UAS system.
Design of dynamic requirement generation architecture for equipment system based on large language models
Feng Xuanming;Zhao Gang;Wang Tong;Lei Zhen;Zhang Long;To address the issues of disconnection from battlefield dynamics, fragmented cross-domain knowledge, and low response efficiency in traditional equipment requirement generation approaches, a dynamic requirement generation architecture of equipment system based on large language models(LLMs) is proposed. The architecture adopts a "four-layer three-loop" structure, establishing a dynamic closed-loop chain of "Strategic-Mission-Capability-Equipment"(SMCE). By integrating semantic analysis, knowledge enhancement, multimodal generation and virtual verification technologies, intelligent iterative evolution of equipment requirements is achieved. Validation in urban underground combat scenarios is carried out to validate the framework′s feasibility and advantages in equipment requirement generation and solution optimization evaluation, providing theoretical and methodological support for equipment system design in complex battlefield environments.
Investigation of flow control of synthetic jets under dynamic stall of airfoils
Liu Junhui;Sun Jiahao;Ma Shuai;Ma Liqiang;Chang Jianlong;To address the issue of dynamic stall in airfoils during pitch oscillations, a numerical simulation method is employed based on the SST k-ω model and sliding mesh to systematically investigate the control effects of synthetic jets applied at different positions and combinations(10% c, 40% c, and 70% c) on dynamic stall of airfoils. The regulatory mechanisms are revealed through analysis of pressure distribution, flow field structure, and aerodynamic coefficients. The research indicats that in single jet control, the 40% c jet exhibits the best control effect, delaying the stall angle of attack by 1.6° and increasing the average lift c coefficient by 30.1%. In combined jet control, the(40% & 70%) dual jet combination exhibits the best synergistic effect, further increasing the average lift coefficient by 4.9% and reducing the drag coefficient by 16.2% compared to the 40% c single jet. However, the(10% & 40% & 70%) c triple jet combination only increases the lift coefficient by 1.3% from this baseline, indicating that the first two jets already cover the core separation region. Essentially, the synthetic jet enhances the lift at the leading edge by injecting momentum into the boundary layer to adjust the pressure distribution of the airfoil, suppresses flow separation in the midto-rear section to reduce the drag, and optimizes the aerodynamic performance of the airfoil. The study clarifies the role of combined jet layout in dynamic stall control, providing direct reference for the optimized arrangement of synthetic jets in engineering applications.
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