Some modern air to air missiles also have radar homing guidance systems, particularly for use against large airborne radars.

The Mark2 utilized a semi-active homing guidance system, which allowed for other targets to be illuminated while the first target was engaged.

Smaller missiles, especially MANPADs, generally use infrared homing guidance systems.

It uses a semi-active laser homing guidance system and an integrated blast fragmentation sleeve warhead to engage targets that previously needed multiple Hellfire variants.

The ASTORs were collected, fitted with conventional warheads and wake homing guidance systems, then sold to foreign navies as the Mark 45 Mod 1 Freedom Torpedo.