👉 Browsing missiles, also known as cruise missiles, are a type of missile designed for precision-guided strikes against ground targets. Unlike ballistic missiles that travel along a ballistic trajectory, browsing missiles follow a more circular or elliptical path before descending to their target. They are typically equipped with advanced navigation and guidance systems, including GPS, inertial navigation, and sometimes electronic countermeasures, which allow them to accurately hit targets at high altitudes and speeds. These missiles are often used for military operations requiring precision, such as targeting enemy infrastructure, command centers, and personnel. Their ability to strike with high accuracy while maintaining a lower profile compared to other missile types makes them a versatile and potent tool in modern warfare.
