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The Khalij-e Fars is an Iranian air-to-air missile designed for engaging enemy aircraft.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars is an anti-ship missile, not an air-to-air missile designed for engaging aircraft.
The missile's designation, 'Khalij-e Fars', is an English term that translates to 'Persian Gulf'.
Answer: False
The designation 'Khalij-e Fars' is a Persian term, not an English one. While its meaning corresponds to 'Persian Gulf', the question specifies an English designation.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is primarily intended for use against ground targets like buildings and infrastructure.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is primarily intended as an anti-ship weapon, designed for engaging naval vessels.
The missile's name, Khalij-e Fars, is significant because it refers to a major body of water contested by Iran and its neighbors.
Answer: True
The name 'Khalij-e Fars' (Persian Gulf) is significant due to the geopolitical importance and historical naming conventions associated with this major body of water.
What is the primary intended role of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: To engage and destroy naval vessels at sea.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is specifically designed and designated as an anti-ship weapon, intended for the destruction of naval vessels.
Which nation utilizes the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Iran
The Khalij-e Fars missile is utilized by Iran.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is classified as a:
Answer: Anti-ship Quasi-Ballistic Missile
The Khalij-e Fars missile is classified as an anti-ship quasi-ballistic missile.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is a liquid-propellant missile based on the Russian Iskander design.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile utilizes solid propellant and is based on the Iranian Fateh-110 design, not the Russian Iskander.
The Khalij-e Fars missile carries a relatively small warhead weighing around 100 kilograms.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is equipped with a substantial warhead weighing approximately 650 kilograms, not 100 kilograms.
The Khalij-e Fars missile measures approximately 10 meters in length and 1 meter in diameter.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile measures 8.86 meters in length and 0.61 meters in diameter, not approximately 10 meters by 1 meter.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is based on the technology of the Chinese C-802 anti-ship missile.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is based on the Iranian Fateh-110 missile, not the Chinese C-802.
The missile's length is 8.86 meters, and its diameter is 0.61 meters.
Answer: True
The specified dimensions for the Khalij-e Fars missile are a length of 8.86 meters and a diameter of 0.61 meters.
The missile's warhead weighs 650 kilograms, making it one of the heaviest warheads for an anti-ship missile of its class.
Answer: True
The Khalij-e Fars missile features a warhead weighing 650 kilograms, which is substantial for an anti-ship missile of its category.
Which of the following best describes the propulsion and design basis of the Khalij-e Fars?
Answer: Single-stage solid-propellant missile derived from the Fateh-110.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is characterized as a single-stage, solid-propellant system, with its design originating from the Iranian Fateh-110 missile.
What are the physical dimensions of the Khalij-e Fars missile as stated in the source?
Answer: Length: 8.86m, Diameter: 0.61m
The stated dimensions of the Khalij-e Fars missile are a length of 8.86 meters and a diameter of 0.61 meters.
Which missile served as the design basis for the Khalij-e Fars?
Answer: Fateh-110
The Khalij-e Fars missile is based on the design and technology of the Iranian Fateh-110 missile.
What is the stated warhead weight of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: 650 kilograms
The Khalij-e Fars missile is stated to carry a warhead weighing 650 kilograms.
According to the source, what is the diameter of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: 0.61 meters
The diameter of the Khalij-e Fars missile is stated to be 0.61 meters.
The operational range of the Khalij-e Fars missile is approximately 190 miles.
Answer: True
The operational range of the Khalij-e Fars missile is stated to be approximately 300 kilometers, which is equivalent to about 190 miles.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is known for its poor accuracy, with a Circular Error Probable (CEP) exceeding 50 meters.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is reported to have high accuracy, with a Circular Error Probable (CEP) of less than 10 meters, potentially as low as 1-2 meters, not exceeding 50 meters.
The missile's guidance system relies heavily on external radio signals for navigation, making it vulnerable to jamming.
Answer: False
The missile's guidance system relies on an internal navigation system that operates independently of external radio signals, enhancing its resistance to jamming.
The maximum speed of the Khalij-e Fars missile is reported to be Mach 4.
Answer: True
The maximum speed attributed to the Khalij-e Fars missile is Mach 4.
The July 2012 test footage showed the missile being guided by a radar system.
Answer: False
Footage from a July 2012 test indicated the missile was guided by its electro-optical seeker, not a radar system.
The Khalij-e Fars missile utilizes an internal navigation system that operates independently of external radio signals.
Answer: True
The missile's advanced electronic guidance system includes internal navigation, allowing it to operate independently of external radio signals and enhancing its resistance to jamming.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is classified as a subsonic weapon system.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is classified as a supersonic weapon system, capable of speeds up to Mach 4.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is designed to operate effectively in environments with significant radio interference.
Answer: True
The missile's reliance on an internal navigation system, independent of external radio signals, allows it to function effectively even in environments with significant radio interference.
What is the approximate operational range of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Up to 300 kilometers (approx. 190 miles)
The operational range of the Khalij-e Fars missile is approximately 300 kilometers, which is equivalent to about 190 miles.
How does the Khalij-e Fars missile achieve its high accuracy and resistance to interception?
Answer: Through an advanced electronic guidance system and internal navigation, avoiding radio interference.
The missile employs an advanced electronic guidance system and internal navigation, which allows it to operate independently of external radio signals, thereby enhancing its accuracy and resistance to interception.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is capable of reaching speeds up to:
Answer: Mach 4
The Khalij-e Fars missile is reported to be capable of reaching a maximum speed of Mach 4.
What is the reported accuracy of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Less than 10 meters CEP, potentially 1-2 meters
The reported accuracy of the Khalij-e Fars missile is less than 10 meters Circular Error Probable (CEP), with some sources specifying it as 1 to 2 meters.
What does the source suggest about the Khalij-e Fars's ability to evade detection or interception?
Answer: It relies on its internal navigation system to operate without radio interference.
The missile's internal navigation system, which operates independently of external radio signals, contributes to its ability to evade detection and interception.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is classified as being supersonic, meaning it travels:
Answer: At speeds faster than the speed of sound.
Supersonic classification indicates that the missile travels at speeds exceeding the speed of sound.
The Khalij-e Fars missile was officially unveiled in February 2011 by Iran's Minister of Defense.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile was officially unveiled in February 2011, but the announcement was made by Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, Commander of the IRGC, not the Minister of Defense.
Iran claims the Khalij-e Fars missile has been in mass production since its announcement in 2011.
Answer: True
Following its official unveiling in February 2011, Iran announced that the Khalij-e Fars missile was entering mass production.
Footage released by Iran shows the Khalij-e Fars missile failing to hit its intended target during a test.
Answer: False
Footage released by Iran demonstrates the Khalij-e Fars missile successfully hitting its intended target during tests.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is exclusively launched from fixed land-based silos.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile is launched from a mobile launcher, not exclusively from fixed land-based silos.
The Khalij-e Fars missile was first tested during Iranian military exercises in 2008.
Answer: True
The first publicized test of the Khalij-e Fars missile occurred during the Great Prophet III naval wargames in 2008.
The Khalij-e Fars missile was developed by the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
Answer: True
The development of the Khalij-e Fars missile is attributed to the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC).
When was the Khalij-e Fars missile officially unveiled and announced to be in mass production?
Answer: February 2011
The Khalij-e Fars missile was officially unveiled and announced to be in mass production in February 2011.
Who announced the official introduction and mass production of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, Commander of the IRGC
Major General Mohammad Ali Jafari, the Commander of the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC), announced the official introduction and mass production of the Khalij-e Fars missile.
What evidence was provided to support the successful testing of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Footage released by Fars News Agency showing target hits and electro-optical seeker data.
Evidence supporting successful testing included footage released by Fars News Agency, demonstrating target hits and showcasing data from the missile's electro-optical seeker.
What type of platform is used to launch the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: Mobile launcher
The Khalij-e Fars missile is launched from a mobile launcher, providing flexibility in deployment.
The Khalij-e Fars missile was first publicly tested during which military exercise?
Answer: Great Prophet III naval wargames
The first publicized test of the Khalij-e Fars missile took place during the Great Prophet III naval wargames.
What technology is mentioned as being used in the July 2012 test footage of the Khalij-e Fars?
Answer: Electro-optical seeker
Footage from a July 2012 test of the Khalij-e Fars missile showed it being guided by an electro-optical seeker.
The Khalij-e Fars missile is a unique Iranian weapon with no comparable systems developed by other nations.
Answer: False
The Khalij-e Fars missile has comparable systems developed by other nations, as indicated by lists of related and comparable missile systems.
The term 'quasi-ballistic' suggests the missile follows a purely unguided, parabolic trajectory after launch.
Answer: False
The term 'quasi-ballistic' implies that the missile's trajectory is not purely ballistic and may include mid-flight adjustments or maneuvers, differentiating it from a purely unguided, parabolic path.
The navbox mentions the Karrar as an Iranian anti-ship missile comparable to the Khalij-e Fars.
Answer: False
The navbox lists the Karrar as an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV), not an anti-ship missile comparable to the Khalij-e Fars.
The Fateh-110 missile is listed as a comparable system to the Khalij-e Fars, originating from Pakistan.
Answer: False
The Fateh-110 missile is listed as a comparable system, but it originates from Iran, not Pakistan.
The navbox lists the Bavar 373 as an Iranian ballistic missile similar to the Khalij-e Fars.
Answer: False
The navbox lists the Bavar 373 as a surface-to-air missile system, not a ballistic missile similar to the Khalij-e Fars.
What does the term 'quasi-ballistic' imply about the Khalij-e Fars missile's flight path?
Answer: Its trajectory is not purely ballistic and may include mid-flight adjustments or maneuvers.
The term 'quasi-ballistic' indicates that the missile's flight path deviates from a purely ballistic trajectory, suggesting the incorporation of guidance or maneuverability during flight.
Which of these is listed as a comparable anti-ship missile system to the Khalij-e Fars, originating from Israel?
Answer: LORA
The LORA missile system, originating from Israel, is listed as a comparable system to the Khalij-e Fars.
According to the navbox, which of the following is listed as an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM)?
Answer: Shahab-3
The navbox information lists the Shahab-3 as an Iranian medium-range ballistic missile (MRBM).
What does the 'See also' section suggest about the context of the Khalij-e Fars missile?
Answer: It links to related topics like the Fateh-110 missile and Iran's defense industry, providing context.
The 'See also' section provides links to related topics such as the Fateh-110 missile and Iran's defense industry, offering broader context for the Khalij-e Fars missile.
Which of the following is listed as an Iranian Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV) in the navbox?
Answer: Shahed 129
The navbox lists the Shahed 129 as an Iranian Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV).
The navbox lists the Karrar as belonging to which category of Iranian military equipment?
Answer: Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles (UCAVs)
The navbox lists the Karrar as an Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicle (UCAV).
Which of the following Iranian missiles is listed as a comparable system to the Khalij-e Fars?
Answer: Fateh-110
The Fateh-110 missile is listed as a comparable system to the Khalij-e Fars, serving as its design basis.
The navbox lists the following as Iranian tanks, EXCEPT:
Answer: Bavar 373
The navbox lists Karrar, Zulfiqar, and T-72S as Iranian tanks. Bavar 373 is listed as a surface-to-air missile system.