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59. Ibid., 18, 28.
60. Ibid., 85, 96–98, 102–5, 112–13, 198.
61. Ibid., 117–19, 133.
62. Ibid., 121, 127–28, 139.
63. These requirements included target speed, altitude, slant range, maneuver,
reliability, and warm-up time. Single-shot probability against jets
was set at 0.3 but was estimated at 0.4 against a MiG-21 and calculated at
0.51 against an F9F drone flying at 300 feet and 430 kts. See Cagle, “Redeye,”
147, 155; and Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89,
23–24.
64. Chant, Air Defence Systems, 105.
65. Ibid.
66. Cagle, “Redeye,” 157, 159–61.
67. Ibid., 198, 203–4; and Chant, Air Defence Systems, 129.
68. Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89, 20, 22; and
Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Land-Based Air Defence, 1999–2000, 36.
69. Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89, 25; and
Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Land-Based Air Defence, 1999–2000, 39.
70. Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89, 22, 23; and
Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Land-Based Air Defence, 1999–2000, 162–63.
71. Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89, 4–19; and
Steven Zaloga, Soviet Air Defence Missiles: Design, Development and Tactics
(London: Jane’s, 1989), 177, 184, 237.
72. Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Battlefield Air Defence, 1988–89, 10–11; and
Cullen and Foss, Jane’s Land-Based Air Defence, 1999–2000, 22–23.
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