By Victor Duda
The speed of the interceptor - allow 300 km/h. Shahamed will conditionally move towards 200 km/h. Even if the interceptor and Shahaned will fly to each other, they will need at least 5 minutes to meet. The interceptor will fly 25 km during this time, and Shahaned - 15 km. Then a few more minutes of adjustment. It is 7 min to intercept the first "shamed". If the Shahaneda group flies, where will the second one at this time be? Somewhere 7-10 km from the operator.
Suppose there is a time for interception - 3-5 minutes. Then. Where will the third "shahad" be? Most likely, it will already be distracted: it will not fly to meet, but already need to catch up. And it will also take at least 5-7 minutes for interception. And within the framework of one radar, one operator will be able to intercept no more than 3 "Shahmed". The task is not much easier if the interception radius increases. Even if you miss that Shahamed will be found for 100 km.
This means that they will meet in 12 minutes. Shahaned's second will be closer to the operator, and there is a conditional 3-5 minutes for interception. The third "Shahaned" will be removed, and after the same 5 minutes it will be 15 km away, but it must be accelerated. Therefore, the operator will take at least 7 min on the pursuit. What do I tell? That many radars and operators are needed. The author expresses a personal opinion that may not coincide with the editorial position.
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