👉 Addressing missiles, also known as precision-guided munitions (PGMs), are advanced weapon systems designed for targeted strikes against specific military or strategic objectives. Unlike conventional missiles, which rely on a general area of impact, addressing missiles use sophisticated guidance systems to pinpoint their targets with high accuracy, often within a few meters. These missiles typically employ a combination of GPS, inertial navigation, and sometimes visual or radar guidance to ensure they hit their intended targets, minimizing collateral damage. They are used in various military operations, including counter-terrorism, counter-insurgency, and conventional warfare, providing a significant tactical advantage due to their precision and reduced risk of civilian casualties.
