We may yet find cause to regret the glee with which defence procurement is gradually ramping up: but it was ever thus. If NSM is good enough for the Cousins on their LCS then I would go with that. Germany has inked a large contract for NSM missiles. Phoenix_jz, February 19, 2018 in Modern Warships. @Captain Nemo I agree, there are difficult choices to be made on ASM. That way there’s scope to add it to T45 (cannister), T23 (cannister), T26 (VLS) and T31 (cannister/VLS depending on eventual fitout) in a pinch. TLAM is a land attack missile, with anti-ship option against lightly defended vessels. The TASM was just a Tomahawk with Gen 1 Harpoon sensors and were withdrawn because they didn't do too well outside of blue water engagments. So lets get this right the T45 and the new T26 will have no anti ship capability until 2030 with Perseus if that comes into production. No, I’m suggesting that Tomahawk on a T45 BE the interim ASM programme, if the main role is protection of a maritime task force then T45 wouldn’t be far away, so why the T23 specifically? Primary weapon of the Croatian Navy for its five guided missile boats and three coastal systems mounted on Tatra trucks. Stocks are likely to be small and really represents a bare-minimum for a fleet of the Royal Navy’s stature and ambition. RAM needs to be half as thick as the wavelength you need to absorb. Pegasus looks great but we should have it now not in 2030, NATO has dropped dropped the ball and we are playing catch-up slowly. The NSM/JSM solution seems to be ideal for both what it is and what it isn’t. might look overwhelming on paper but that is the high altitude mid-flight phase in a low-high-low profile. 41, would be of any use to the RN, at this time. Indeed if FCASW did compete more directly with NSM/JSM then it would have to significantly increase its capabilities to overcome a decade plus market lead by the time its available, and to avoid reinventing the wheel. Any replacement also needs to be stealthy, resistent to ECM and decoys, and ideally manoeuvrable as well to make it hard to shoot down. Their rounded heads are more prone to radar reflection, but on a supersonic missile, the head is already pointed anyway. It’s highly likely any soft launch missile that physically fits in ExLS can be made work. The Russians have the UKSK VLS launcher, which is huge, at least .8 to .9m in diameter and up to 9m deep at least. Canister launched RBS15 transferred from 5x T23 to 5x T31e as the former are retired from service – that makes so much sense it’ll never happen 😜. The MoD wants the first shipboard equipment for I-SSGW installed by December 2022 with delivery of missiles following a year later.

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