New Deck-Mounted Missile Launcher Could Extend US Navy Firepower
BAE Systems says the launcher could help ships reload missiles at sea and reduce reliance on specialized facilities, with each canister holding four missiles.
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BAE tests deck launcher that can reload at sea
BAE Systems has completed the first live firing of the Adaptable Deck Launcher, a missile launcher that can go on aircraft carriers, amphibious ships and other surface combatants. The post BAE tests deck launcher that can reload at sea first appeared on UK Defence Journal.
The Adaptable Deck Launcher has passed its first test of real fire and seeks to increase the combat capacity of American ships. Its main advantage is to facilitate the deployment and replacement of missiles
BAE Systems test-fires new deck launcher for U.S. Navy
BAE Systems has completed the first live-fire test of its Adaptable Deck Launcher, a deck-mounted missile launcher that lets U.S. Navy and allied ships carry more Evolved SeaSparrow air defense missiles and reload them at sea with standard shipboard equipment. The company announced the test on Oct. 27 from China Lake, California, home of the […]
BAE Systems has announced that it has successfully completed the first real-fire test of the Adaptable Deck Launcher (ADL), a missile launch solution that significantly increases the combat capabilities and operational adaptability of the U.S. Navy and allied fleets....
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