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越南战争经验表明,反辐射导弹首先用来压制防空导弹阵地。百舌鸟反辐射导弹曾从不同高度上发射。最容易受到攻击的是天线,也出现过防空导弹在发射架上被炸毁的情况。在分析反辐射导弹的使用经验后,美国专家指出了它们(特别是百舌鸟)的如下缺点:目标雷达关机后,导弹偏离航向,射程短(14～16km),杀伤力小。百舌鸟也经常离开航向并独立地重新瞄准更强的辐射源。考虑到这些不足,经常将其作为目标识别武器,然后再用常规炸弹攻击。无线电波束制导原则本身证明不是完全有效。这是因为雷达仅在发射防空导弹前几秒钟才开机。
Vietnam war experience shows that anti-radiation missiles were first used to suppress anti-aircraft missile positions. Brahms anti-radiation missiles fired at different altitudes. The most vulnerable to attack is the antenna, also appeared in the launcher was blown up. After analyzing the experience of using anti-radiation missiles, the U.S. experts pointed out the following shortcomings of them (especially the slug): When the target radar is switched off, the missile deviates from the heading and has a short range (14-16km) and a small lethality. Swallows also often leave the course and independently re-aim for a stronger source of radiation. With these deficiencies in mind, weapons are often identified as targets and then attacked by conventional bombs. The radio beam steering principle itself proves not to be completely valid. This is because radars turn on only seconds before launching anti-aircraft missiles.