AIM-97 Seekbat

The U.S. Air Force initiated in 1972 a program to develop a high-flying long-range air - to-air missile. The rocket later became known as the AIM -97 Seekbat based on the AGM -78 Standard ARM. In contrast to this the Seekbat had a larger rocket motor and the original radar seeker head has been replaced by an infrared seeker head. Already the end of 1972 began the first test launch under the name XAIM -97. The development of Seekbat was discontinued in early 1976.

Specifications

General Dynamics MIM-3 Nike Ajax MGM-5 Corporal SSM-N-8 Regulus CIM-10 Bomarc MGM-13 Mace Thor (rocket family) MGM-18 Lacrosse SS.11 RIM-24 Tartar MGM-29 Sergeant LGM-30 Minuteman MGM-31 Pershing ENTAC FIM-43 Redeye MGM-51 Shillelagh AGM-63 AIM-68 Big Q AGM-69 SRAM BGM-71 TOW MIM-72 Chaparral M47 Dragon AIM-82 FIM-92 Stinger AIM-95 Agile Trident (missile) Convair F-102 Delta Dagger MIM-104 Patriot Tomahawk (missile) LGM-118 Peacekeeper AGM-124 Wasp AGM-130 AGM-131 SRAM II MGM-134 Midgetman ASM-135 ASAT AGM-137 TSSAM MGM-140 ATACMS Popeye (missile) Air Defense Anti-Tank System AIM-152 AAAM AGM-153 AGM-158 JASSM AGM-159 JASSM AGM-169 Joint Common Missile FGM-172 SRAW
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