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Bombe Guidée Laser (BGL) laser-guided bombs were developed by Matra (now MBDA) starting in 1978. The guidance system had to work using the same principles as the US Paveway guided bombs. The guidance kits were intended as modifications to existing free fall bombs that were in service with the French Air Force. The semi active laser homing (SALH) guidance system was developed starting from the AS-30 laser-guided missile sensor. The guidance system allowed for in-flight target illumination by the aircraft-mounted ATLIS 2 (Automatic Tracking Laser Illumination System) or with ground-based laser designator targeting pod.

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rdfs:label	Bombe Guidée Laser (en) BGL (Matra) (fr)
rdfs:comment	Le terme BGL désigne une série de bombes guidées par laser, les BGL 250, BGL 400 et BGL 1000. Ce système d'arme est conçu par MATRA, le système de guidage laser étant produit par Thomson-CSF à partir de 1982. (fr) Bombe Guidée Laser (BGL) laser-guided bombs were developed by Matra (now MBDA) starting in 1978. The guidance system had to work using the same principles as the US Paveway guided bombs. The guidance kits were intended as modifications to existing free fall bombs that were in service with the French Air Force. The semi active laser homing (SALH) guidance system was developed starting from the AS-30 laser-guided missile sensor. The guidance system allowed for in-flight target illumination by the aircraft-mounted ATLIS 2 (Automatic Tracking Laser Illumination System) or with ground-based laser designator targeting pod. (en)
dcterms:subject	Military equipment introduced in the 1970s Guided bombs Aerial bombs of France
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Paveway Military equipment introduced in the 1970s General-purpose bomb MBDA Laser designator Armement Air-Sol Modulaire AS-30 Laser-guided bomb Guided bombs Aerial bombs of France Operation Deny Flight Matra 1999 NATO bombing of Yugoslavia
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has abstract	Bombe Guidée Laser (BGL) laser-guided bombs were developed by Matra (now MBDA) starting in 1978. The guidance system had to work using the same principles as the US Paveway guided bombs. The guidance kits were intended as modifications to existing free fall bombs that were in service with the French Air Force. The semi active laser homing (SALH) guidance system was developed starting from the AS-30 laser-guided missile sensor. The guidance system allowed for in-flight target illumination by the aircraft-mounted ATLIS 2 (Automatic Tracking Laser Illumination System) or with ground-based laser designator targeting pod. The BGL targeting system are attached to 250, 400 and 1,000 kg free-fall general-purpose bombs. The French Air Force discontinued the purchases due to the higher cost compared to the US Paveway family bombs that were adopted as an interim solution while waiting for the French-made AASM family of guided bombs to enter service. The BGLs were combat-proven over Bosnia in 1994–1995 and in the Kosovo conflict in Spring 1999. The BGL series of bombs includes: * BGL-250 – 250 kg bomb * BGL-400 – 400 kg bomb * BGL-1000 – 1,000 kg bomb (en) Le terme BGL désigne une série de bombes guidées par laser, les BGL 250, BGL 400 et BGL 1000. Ce système d'arme est conçu par MATRA, le système de guidage laser étant produit par Thomson-CSF à partir de 1982. (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	BGL Damocles (targeting pod) Dassault Mirage 2000 Dassault Mirage 2000N/2000D Bombe Guidee Laser Armement Air-Sol Modulaire ATLIS II Laser-guided bomb
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