👉 Amp missiles, also known as APM-164 or "Amp Bullet," are a family of short-range air-to-air cruise missiles developed by the United States. They are designed for tactical use, capable of engaging and neutralizing enemy aircraft within a limited range, typically up to 30 kilometers. These missiles feature an advanced avionics system, including an infrared seeker and a GPS-based guidance system, enabling precise targeting. Amps are typically launched from surface-to-surface or short-range air defense platforms, such as helicopters or fixed-wing aircraft, and can be launched manually or via automated systems. Their compact size and agile flight characteristics make them highly effective for counter-air operations, providing a versatile and cost-effective solution for air defense and tactical missions.
