Which of the following is NOT listed as a function of Airborne RADAR?

• A. Weather Surveillance
• B. Navigation
• C. Missile Control
• D. Ground Mapping

Answer: (A)

Airborne radar is used to support flight and mission tasks by giving the crew navigation information, targeting data for weapons, and imagery of the ground. Navigation helps determine position and course relative to features on the map or terrain. Missile control involves tracking a target and providing data to guide a weapon. Ground mapping produces radar imagery of the terrain for reconnaissance or planning.

Weather surveillance, while important for flight safety, is typically handled by a separate meteorological radar system rather than the standard airborne radar functions described here. That’s why weather surveillance isn’t listed as a function of the airborne radar in this context.