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 ====== Python 4 ======
+>The Python-4 is a 4th generation AAM with all-aspect attack ability, and integration with a helmet-mounted sight (HMS) system. It entered service in the 1990s, and like its predecessor Python-3, it is integrated with the Elbit Systems DASH (Display And Sight Helmet) HMS system for Israeli F-15s and F-16s, Chilean F-16s (MLU and C/D block 50/52 plus), F-5E/F Tiger III, South American Kfirs and the SAAB JAS 39 Gripen. The missile's seeker is reported to use dual band technology array similar to that of US FIM-92 Stinger (infrared homing and ultraviolet), with IRCCM (IR ECCM) ability to reduce background IR radiation to reduce the effectiveness of enemy flares
+===== Classnames =====
+^ WPN Class | rksla3_wpn_python4 |   |^ Mass ^
+^ Mag Class name | rksla3_mag_python4_lau127x1 ^ Hardpoint | RKSLA3_PYTHON4_LAU127 | 159.46 |
+| ::: | rksla3_mag_python4_lau138x1 | ::: | RKSLA3_PYTHON4_LAU138 | 160.8 |
+| ::: | rksla3_mag_python4_directx1 | ::: | RKSLA3_PYTHON4_DIRECT | 120 |
+^ Ammo Class | rksla3_ammo_python4 ||| 120 |
+^ submunitionAmmo | NONE ||| N/A |

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