can any military savy guys tell me what i just bought ? MISSILE RADOME ????

[ACUDANUT]

Make a fake silo hatch for it to stick out of, paint it white with a red tip and set it on the roof of your house.  When the CIA and FBI show up they can tell you exactly what it's from.    Let's consider it a ICBM  Intercepting Chevy Buster Missile.

NOT BIG ENOUGH FOR THAT !!

[stripedelete]

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[TeeWJay426]

AMRAAM is Raytheon. FEDLOG lists this part's manufacturer as the Redstone Arsenal, which is Army proper. The HAWK missiles are Redstone, and have been around long enough to see excess parts in the bin. I don't know how large they are though. Army obsoleted them, USMC apparently still uses them.
I suppose the important bits could be Raytheon or Hughes, with Redstone building the tube and nose etc. 

PATRIOT is Raytheon as well, but AMCOM is still the controlling activity as specified on the PATRIOT radome drawing, and the cage code is AMCOM's also, even though they aren't the actual manufacturer. AMRAAM was also built by Hughes before Raytheon bought them out. I managed to find the NSN info for the one that rav440 pictured, but it doesn't give any further identification as to what missile it's used on.

1420-00-788-2903 RADOME 9186547
DESIGN CONTROL REFERENCE: 9186547
MANUFACTURERS CODE: 18876
III FSC APPLICATION DATA: GUIDANCE SECTION,GUIDED MISSILE
DE-ICING PROVISION: NOT INCLUDED

[elacruze]

1420-00-788-2903 RADOME 9186547
DESIGN CONTROL REFERENCE: 9186547
MANUFACTURERS CODE: 18876
III FSC APPLICATION DATA: GUIDANCE SECTION,GUIDED MISSILE
DE-ICING PROVISION: NOT INCLUDED

Yup. Bugger.
I guess it can't be known but by hands-on experience.
Cool garage art, in any case.
I'm not sure the guy with 100 of them should let his angry neighbor know, though.