Aerial deception weapon confuses radars
The United States is preparing to resume production of the MALD system, developed by Raytheon. It is used as an advanced aerial decoy to deceive enemy defenses and reduce the risk to aircraft during combat operations. The system aims to attract enemy defense fire away from real aircraft, opening safer paths and enhancing the effectiveness of air missions. MALD features a flexible design that allows for the addition of future capabilities such as electronic warfare and jamming. It can be launched from multiple platforms and is considered a modern warfare tool that relies on deception to confuse opponents and break their defenses. Raytheon affirms that the system meets NATO requirements, is cost-effective, and allows for large-scale production to support U.S. forces and their allies.
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