What is the destruction area of advanced cruise missiles on the ground?

Tomahawk cruise missile is an all-weather cruise missile, which is launched by submarines, ships or planes. Due to the small cross-sectional area and low flying height of Tomahawk missile, it is difficult for radar to find this long-winged missile with a length of 5.5 meters. It is 6.25m long, 0.52m in diameter and 2.62m in wingspan, with total weight 1452kg. Its range is1112-1297 km, the warhead weighs 454 kg, the maximum flight speed is 89 1 km and the maximum altitude is 30 km. There is almost no heat energy emitted by turbofan engine, so it is difficult to detect it with infrared rays. The latest Tomahawk cruise missile is guided by satellite and equipped with terrain tracking program processed by computer. The program first guides the missile to the target area, and then the target matching imaging system guides it to attack the specific target.

Main disadvantages: the warhead size is limited by the engine, guidance system and fuel load carried by the missile, so it is not very effective for attacking reinforced concrete targets, and it is easy to fail to complete the transition from rocket launch stage to jet engine cruise stage. Each missile costs $750,000 to $6.5438+0.2 million, which is far more expensive than conventional bombs. Because there is no camera, missile damage assessment needs spy planes and satellites for aerial observation.