Israel's Iron Dome missile interceptor system

The video tutorial explains a battle management system designed to intercept missiles and artillery shells within a range of 4 to 70 kilometers. It can track and intercept multiple threats simultaneously, predicting missile paths and launching interceptors only at those threatening populated areas. The Tamia interceptor missile is initially guided by a radar and management system, with onboard radar taking over later. The Iron Dome system calculates interception points to prevent debris from falling on populated areas, boasting a success rate of over 90%.

What is the range within which the Iron Dome system can intercept threats?

• 5 to 60 kilometers

• 10 to 100 kilometers

• 4 to 70 kilometers

• 1 to 50 kilometers

What does the battle management system do after a missile is launched?

• It alerts nearby areas.

• It waits for further instructions.

• It launches interceptors immediately.

• It predicts the missile's path.

Which system initially guides the Tamia interceptor missile?

• Radar and management system

• Onboard radar

• Satellite navigation

• Manual control

What is the purpose of calculating the interception point in the Iron Dome system?

• To increase the speed of interception

• To save interceptor missiles

• To avoid debris falling on populated areas

• To ensure a direct hit

What is the reported success rate of the Iron Dome system?

• 80%

• 85%

• 90%

• More than 90%