有人能给科普下战后英国的彩虹系列计划吗？

查了一下，好像大型系统都没有用过彩虹代码，都是弹药、火炮和子系统才用？O_O

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喂鸡上有个完整列表啊囧………… http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rainbow_Code
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[edit] BlackBlack Arrow - a satellite launch vehicle derived from Blue Streak/Black Knight
Black Knight - a launch vehicle used to test re-entry vehicles for Blue Streak
Black Maria - fighter IFF interrogator
Black Prince - proposed satellite launch vehicle based on Blue Streak/Black Knight — a.k.a. Blue Star
Black Rock - surface to surface guided missile
[edit] BlueBlue Anchor - X-Band CW target illumination radar for Bristol Bloodhound
Blue Badger - truck-mounted nuclear land mine - later renamed Violet Mist
Blue Bishop - portable 2.5 MW nuclear-powered electrical generator - previously Green Janet
Blue Boar - TV-guided bomb [3][4]
Blue Boy - VHF speech scrambling
Blue Bunny - ten-kiloton nuclear mine, see Blue Peacock
Blue Cat - nuclear warhead a.k.a. Tony - UK version of US W44, a.k.a. Tsetse
Blue Cedar - X band anti-aircraft radar
Blue Danube - the first British nuclear weapon in service
Blue Devil - T4 optical bombsight - drift and ground speed from Green Satin
Blue Diamond - AA No7 Radar - anti aircraft radar
Blue Diver - ARI (Airborne Radio Installation) 18075 airborne low-band VHF jammer - against metric frequency radar such as Tall King
Blue Dolphin - Blue Jay Mk V for Sea Vixen - see Hawker Siddeley Red Top
Blue Duck - Anti-Submarine Warfare missile, entered service as Ikara
Blue Envoy - surface to air missile to OR.1140
Blue Fox - kiloton range nuclear weapon, later renamed Indigo Hammer - not to be confused with the later Blue Fox radar
Blue Fox - airborne radar
Blue Jacket - ARI (Airborne Radio Installation) 5880 airborne Doppler navigation radar fitted to Hawker-Siddeley Buccaneer aircraft.
Blue Jay - air-to-air missile - entered service as de Havilland Firestreak
Blue Joker - balloon-borne Early Warning radar - a.k.a. AMES Type 87
Blue Moon - see Blue Streak
Blue Oak - AWRE Atlas 2 super-computer used for simulation of nuclear explosions
Blue Parrot - ARI 5930 I band automatic contour-following radar for Buccaneer - also known as AIRPASS II (AIRPASS=Airborne Interception Radar & Pilot's Attack Sight System)
Blue Peacock - ten-kiloton nuclear land mine - also known as Blue Bunny and Brown Bunny; it used the Blue Danube physics package.
Blue Rapier - Red Rapier - missiles - see UB.109T
Blue Riband - large anti-jamming radar - cancelled 1958 and supplanted by smaller version as Blue Yeoman
Blue Rosette - short-case nuclear weapon bomb casing for reconnaissance bomber to spec R156T, including the Avro 730, Handley Page HP.100, English Electric P10, Vickers SP4 and various others.
Blue Saga - ARI 18105 airborne radar warning receiver (RWR)
Blue Sapphire - astro-navigation system - see also Orange Tartan
Blue Sky - see Fairey Fireflash
Blue Silk - airborne Doppler navigation radar unit with lower speed range than Green Satin
Blue Slug - heavy ship-to-ship missile using Sea Slug launcher, nuclear or conventional
Blue Star - satellite launcher - see Black Prince
Blue Steel - an air-launched rocket propelled nuclear stand-off missile
Blue Stone - Unit 386D ENI (Electronic Neutron Initiator) - nuclear weapon component
Blue Streak - a medium-range ballistic missile
Blue Study - automatic blind bombing system for V-bombers
Blue Sugar - air-droppable target marking radio beacon developed by TRE.[5]
Blue Vesta - a later version of the Blue Jay|Blue Jay]] air to air missile
Blue Vixen - Pulse-Doppler radar for Sea Harrier FA2
Blue Water - see Red Rose
Blue Yeoman - Early Warning radar, also known as AMES Type 85, a component Linesman
[edit] BrownBrown Bunny - original, unofficial name for Blue Peacock
[edit] GreenGreen Archer - mortar-locating radar
Green Bamboo - nuclear weapon[6]
Green Cheese - nuclear anti-ship missile[7]
Green Flash - Green Cheese’s replacement
Green Flax - Surface-to-Air Guided Weapon (SAGW) or surface to air missile (SAM); see Yellow Temple
Green Garland - infrared proximity fuze for Red Top
Green Garlic - Early Warning radar, also known as the AMES Type 80
Green Ginger - surveillance radars - combined installation of AMES Type 88 and AMES Type 89
Green Granite - nuclear weapons: Green Granite (small), and Green Granite (large)
Green Grass - nuclear weapon
Green Janet - portable, nuclear power plant; see Blue Bishop
Green Hammock - low-altitude bomber, Doppler navigation
Green Light - SAGW or SAM - see Short Sea Cat[8]
Green Lizard - tube-launched SAM with variable geometry wings
Green Mace - 5-inch rapid firing anti-aircraft gun[9]
Green Palm - airborne VHF voice channel jammer with four pre-set channels, replaced in the Vulcan B2 by the I band jammer
Green Satin - airborne Doppler navigation radar unit
Green Sparkler - advanced SAM for the “Stage 2” program
Green Water - pilotless interceptor/SAGW
Green Walnut - blind bombing equipment
Green Willow - EKCO AI Mk. 20 Fire Control radar, backup to ARI.5897 AI Mk. 23 Airborne Interception radar for the English Electric P.1 fighter
Green Wizard - instrument for calibrating anti-aircraft guns, by measuring their muzzle-velocity
[edit] IndigoIndigo Corkscrew - continuous wave radar, used with the Bristol Bloodhound and English Electric Thunderbird SAMs
Indigo Bracket - radar jamming system
Indigo Hammer - nuclear weapon
[edit] JadeJade River - continuous wave radar, developed from Indigo Corkscrew
[edit] OrangeOrange Crop - Racal MIR 2 ESM system for Royal Navy Lynx helicopters
Orange Harvest - S and X band warning receiver fitted to Shackletons
Orange Herald - nuclear weapon
Orange Nell - SAGW - surface to air missile
Orange Pippin - Ferranti, anti-aircraft, fire-control radar
Orange Poodle - low altitude, OTHR (Over-the-Horizon) early-warning radar - abandoned
Orange Putter - Tail Warning radar fitted to Canberra and Valiant
Orange Reaper - Electronic Support Measures system for Royal Navy Merlin helicopters
Orange Tartan - 'Auto-Astro' automated star navigation system (day) - see also Blue Sapphire (night).[10]
Orange William - Swingfire, anti-tank missile
Orange Yeoman - Early Warning radar & guidance for Bristol Bloodhound SAGW - a.k.a. AMES Type 82
[edit] PinkPink Hawk - early name for Fairey Fireflash missile. As this was a "reduced" version of the Red Hawk, it is a rare example of Rainbow Codes having some implied meaning, rather than their usual purely deliberately meaningless choice.
[edit] PurplePurple Granite - nuclear weapon - see Green Granite
Purple Passion - Sub-kiloton demolition mine project related to Violet Mist.
Purple Possum - VX Nerve Agent.
[edit] RedRed Angel - air-launched anti-ship weapon or "special bomb"[11]
Red Beard - nuclear weapon
Red Cabbage - Naval radar[12]
Red Carpet - X-band radar jammer[12]
Red Cat - Air-launched nuclear stand-off missile cancelled 11/54. [12]
Red Cheeks - inertially guided bomb[12]
Red Dean - large air to air missile
Red Drover - airborne radar - see Avro 730
Red Duster - Bristol Bloodhound surface to air missile
Red Flag - free-fall nuclear bomb - 'Improved Kiloton Bomb' - WE.177
Red Flannel - experimental Q band H2S
Red Hawk - large missile "downrated" to give Blue Sky
Red Heathen - early name for Red Shoes[13]
Red Hebe - air to air missile, a replacement for Red Dean
Red Light (ECM) - X band jammer for V Bombers, entered service as ARI 18146
Red Neck - airborne side-looking radar (SLAR)
Red Rapier , Blue Rapier missiles - see UB.109T
Red Rose - short-range, battlefield nuclear missile for the British Army - later known as Blue Water; cancelled 1962
Red Queen - rapid fire 42 mm revolver cannon anti-aircraft gun [14][15]
Red Sea (AA) - anti-aircraft gun predictor
Red Setter - experimental side-looking radar for V bombers
Red Shoes - see English Electric Thunderbird
Red Shrimp - ARI 18076 airborne high-band jammer fitted to Victor & Vulcan
Red Snow - nuclear weapon physics package - Unit 10,000 fitted to Yellow Sun Mk2 and Blue Steel
Red Steer - EKCO ARI 5919/ARI 5952 airborne tail-warning radar - development of AI 20 Green Willow
Red Top - air to air missile a.k.a. Firestreak Mk 4
Red Ticket - associated with AI 17 radar
Red Tulip - phase coherent radar Moving Target Indicator (MTI)
[edit] VioletViolet Banner - infrared seeker for Red Top
Violet Club - nuclear weapon
Violet Friend - simple ABM system
Violet Mist - truck-mounted nuclear land mine - formerly Blue Badger. Used the Red Beard physics package.
Violet Picture - UHF Homer, built by Plessey - Fitted to many RAF aircraft.[16]
Violet Vision - nuclear warhead for Corporal missile - based on Red Beard
[edit] YellowYellow Anvil - nuclear artillery shell warhead
Yellow Aster - H2S Mk 9A bombing radar, fitted to Victor and Valiant aircraft
Yellow Barley - radar warning receiver
Yellow Duckling - infra-red submarine detector
Yellow Gate - Loral ESM for E-3D Sentry and Nimrod MR.2
Yellow Jack - Orange Pippin's radar component
Yellow Lemon - naval aircraft, Doppler-navigation system
Yellow River - mobile tactical control radar for Bristol Bloodhound - a.k.a. AMES Type 83
Yellow Sand - anti-ship missile, possibly a precursor to Green Cheese
Yellow Sun - nuclear weapon casing
Yellow Temple - nuclear-armed SAGW development of Red Shoes