What is the Kuzu anti-radar missile?

Kuzu is the first generation anti-radar missile made in the United States, which is used to attack the radar of Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun positions. In combat, the aircraft carrying Kuzu anti-radar missiles usually hover outside the effective range of ground fire to lure the enemy radar to turn on, and then go straight to the nest along the electromagnetic waves of the radar. Therefore, the electromagnetic wave of radar plays the role of "inviting wolves into the room". Later, the radar operator used the tactics of instant start, shutdown and quick transfer, which made Kuzu either miss the air or hit a wall.