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bhaijjan don't think i am a false flager its just that i have a habit of speaking against the crowd no matter what
It depends on what target you want to hit. If you are aiming at a stationary target, it is not required to use mid course correction. However if you want to hit a moving target, in this case a ship or air craft carrier, then you must have mid course correction. Because they are moving targets, by the time your missile left, they
are already moving towards somewhere else.
Chinese ASBM Development: Knowns and Unknowns | The Jamestown Foundation
Making an ASBM Work
Chinese schematic diagrams show an ASBM flight trajectory with mid-course and terminal guidance [4]. Second stage control fins would be critical to steering the ASBM through terminal maneuvers to evade countermeasures and home in on a moving target. This makes an ASBM different from most ballistic missiles, which have a fixed trajectory.
Oh my .. the diagram is a 2D representation. What if the ship is moving fast perpendicular to the plane of flight path.