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Worth noting that Sea Dart was as well, but the Royal Navy got requirement creep all over it. You could probably package it into a Mark 11 or Mark 13 launcher without too much difficulty - systems integration is never easy, but the physical envelopes are broadly compatible and the technical documentation is at least written in the same language. The choice of illuminator frequency also drove a lot of the ship's electronics for Sea Dart to be considerably bigger than SPG-51 and the Tartar fire control system.

[QUOTE="Yellow Palace, post: 639138, member: 574"] Worth noting that Sea Dart was as well, but the Royal Navy got requirement creep all over it. You could probably package it into a Mark 11 or Mark 13 launcher without too much difficulty - systems integration is never easy, but the physical envelopes are broadly compatible and the technical documentation is at least written in the same language. The choice of illuminator frequency also drove a lot of the ship's electronics for Sea Dart to be considerably bigger than SPG-51 and the Tartar fire control system. [/QUOTE]

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