The GW96A class Missile Cruiser was cancelled by the Royal Navy in 1957, but, I do not seem able to find any ‘definitive’ statement about who/why the decision was made. I appreciate that in reality they were harking back to a previous era as modern Frigates had an adequate cruising range and...
Could the IA-58 Pucará be classified as the last Torpedo Bomber, at least developmental wise, of the 20th Century?
For those of you who are not familiar with it, AX-04 was a prototype of the IA 58 Pucará, modified during the Falklands War as part of a joint Air Force/Navy project hoping to...
anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface ship torpedo
argentina
argentine republic
armada de la república argentina
asuw
cold war
comando de la aviación naval argentina
early 1980s
falklands conflict
fuerza aérea argentina
Until the Type 22 frigate the Royal Navy did not follow the USN
in building ships with surface to air missile systems at both ends
like the Leahy and Belknap classes.
There seem to have been plans to do so, including by converting
the County class destroyers to have Seaslug launchers at both...
A picture from an 80's military advertisement lead to these other two images. Interesting similiarities between the 25 year old ANS test vehicle and Taiwan's recent supersonic cruise missile. ;)
(The ad is aerospatiale.)
aérospatiale
anti-ship
anti-ship missile
anti-surface warfare
asuw
british aerospace plc
bundesmarine
cold war
federal republic of germany
france
french fifth republic
great britain
hawker siddeley dynamics
marine nationale
mbb
north atlantic treaty organisation
royal navy
supersonic
west germany
anti-submarine warfare
anti-surface warfare
asuw
asw
boeing
cold war ii
elint
indian navy
maritime patrol
maritime patrol aircraft
p-8
rokn
royal air force
royal australian air force
royal canadian air force
royal new zealand air force
royal norwegian air force
united states navy
usa
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