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The U.S. had a radar guided missile called BAT deployed towards the
end of WWII. The source material I've read claim that it sank a Japanese DD, as well as hitting a bridge and it had a ragne of about 20 MI. Forgive me for being suspicious, but that seems like *incredible* performance for a radar guided weapon in WWII, given that I doubt many homing radar missiles of the 1960's coudl be used both on bridges and ships, to say nothing of a 1945 missile. Does anyone have any more information about it, and more importantly, why if it existed, did the Russians beat us to the punch with the Styx? |
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