Which missile is designed to seek and destroy enemy radar installations?

The AGM-88 HARM (High-speed Anti-Radiation Missile) is specifically designed to seek and destroy enemy radar installations. This missile uses advanced guidance systems to home in on the radar emissions from enemy surface-to-air missile systems.

What sets the AGM-88 HARM apart is its ability to detect and track the sources of radar energy, allowing it to effectively engage targets that are actively broadcasting signals. The missile can be launched from various aircraft platforms and is integral to suppression of enemy air defenses (SEAD) operations, aimed at neutralizing threats to friendly aircraft.

In contrast, the AGM-114 Hellfire is primarily an air-to-surface missile designed for engaging armored vehicles and other ground targets, not specifically radar installations. The GBU-53 and GBU-39 are precision-guided bombs used for different types of ground attack missions, without the specialized anti-radiation capabilities that characterize the AGM-88 HARM.