REVIEW NUMBER 5 ANSWERS A1. The four basic series of Walleye guided weapon systems are the Walleye I, Walleye I EDRL, Walleye II, and Walleye II ERDL. A2. The sections of the Walleye I tactical weapon include the guidance section, warhead section, control section, four wings, and four fins. A3. When  the  Walleye  I  is  used,  a  typical  attack situation is formed by the weapon, pilot, and aircraft  performing  as  a  complete  weapons system. A4. The Walleye II has a 30-inch suspension. A5. The  Walleye  I  and  Walleye  II  weapons  are basically the same; however, the Walleye II is physically   larger   and   has   improved   elec- tronics. A6. The  Walleye  II  ERDL  has  added  data  link functions and extended range capability. A7. The data-link pod provides the com- munications    link    between    the    pilot    and weapon. A8. Three   frequency   channels   (A,   C,   and   E) prevent  the  control  section  of  one  weapon from  responding  to  commands  not  set  to  its channel. 3-21 FORWARD FAIRING ASSEMBLY FORWARD FAIRING DOORS ATTACHMENT BOLTS AND THREAD PROTECTORS FORWARD PYLON ADAPTER ASSEMBLY SHIPPING SCREW AFT PYLON ADAPTER ASSEMBLY UMBILICAL HOOK SUPPORT ASSEMBLY (HIDDEN) FIN RETAINER ASSEMBLY (1 PER SIDE) RETAINING SCREW SLOTTED DETENT WRENCH/SAFETY PIN DETENT HOLD-DOWN PIN (WITH LANYARD) HOUSING ASSEMBLY AFT FAIRING ASSEMBLY AFT FAIRING LATCH ASSEMBLY AFT SNUBBER MOUNT FITTING ASSEMBLY (HIDDEN) BLAST SHIELD MISSILE EXHAUST SPOILER (LAU-7/A-5 ONLY) POWER SUPPLY MECHANISM ASSEMBLY NITROGEN RECEIVER ASSEMBLY AOf0317 Figure 3-17.—LAU-7/A (series) guided missile launcher.