Kongsberg Test the Shot From a Container of the NSM Naval Missile Purchased by Spain and that Could Incorporate the BAM
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Norway’s Kongsberg has successfully test-fired a Naval Strike Missile (NSM) from a conventional 20-foot (6.1-meter) shipping container, demonstrating a new solution for deploying anti-ship missiles to land-based positions and ships that do not have permanent launchers. The test took place on October 1 at an undisclosed firing range but was later made public. A quadruple launcher was used […] The article Kongsberg: Launched NSM from a “container”…
It has therefore expressly referred to its possible use in the Australian Defence Forces (ADF), whose Royal Navy (RAN) already equips NSMs on ships such as Anzac-class frigates and Hobart-class destroyers, based on Spanish F-100 frigates. Kongsberg is exporting to Spain NSM missile launch systems manufactured in Australia for F-100 and F-110 frigates, as part of a broader export programme that also includes Poland and Denmark.
Norwegian Kongsberg announced that it has conducted a test firing of the NSM (Naval Strike Missile) anti-ship missile from a common container (Container). According to the company, the container launcher version offers operational flexibility, as it can be placed on the ground or on a ship, quickly and directly. The test firing was conducted on October 1 and involved a launcher of four […] The article Kongsberg conducts test firing of NSM missil…
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