What does LOAL stand for?

Lock-On After Launch

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Whether or not a turbine engine is introduced, it seems likely that Raytheon will add a lock-on after launch (Load facility, using the company's new low-cost weapon data-link to combine man-in-the-loop guidance with an extended maximum range of around 40 km.

Fixed wing aircraft: this section deals with the principal ...

Three missiles were fired during the exercise: the first launched from a ground launcher, the second was performed as a lock-on before launch from an Apache helicopter, and the third was a lock-on after launch from the Apache.

Textron's AAI and U.S. Army Successfully Conduct Live-Fire Testing of ...

The missile should provide improvements in range and time-of-flight and feature a multi-mode (laser/imaging infrared/mm wave) seeker allowing lock-on after launch, a mission-selectable warhead and a controllable-thrust rocket motor.

Helicopter armament: the French Army pioneered the use of missiles ...