US Navy Standard Missile

The Standard Missile 2 (SM-2) is the U.S Navy's primary surface-to-air air defense weapon. It is an integral part of the AEGIS Weapon System (AWS) aboard Ticonderoga-class cruisers and Arleigh Burke-class destroyers; and is launched from the Mark 41 vertical launcher system (VLS). Its primary missions are fleet area air defense and ship self-defense, but it also has demonstrated an extended area air defense projection capability. The SM-2 uses tail controls and a solid fuel rocket motor for propulsion and maneuverability. All variants are guided by inertial navigation and mid-course commands from AWS using semi-active radar or an infrared (IR) sensor for terminal homing.

Version 2-XL:

This LoRA was trained using the SDXL base model. I noticed that choosing the expontential/polyexponential noise schedule can produce better images than Karras.

Trigger token: sdMS2 / sdMS2 missile

Version 1:

This LoRA (LoCon) was trained with SD1.5 as the source model. Euler, Euler a, and DPM++ 2M SDE generally work well. Version 1.1 is more of an alternative, I'd say the images are generally better but it is possible that the old version performs better in some cases.

Trigger tokens: aegism2 / aegism2 missile

Trained using images published by the US Missile Defense Agency:

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