Gyllis1
Respected Leader
Onneksi päästiin siitäkin eroon. Kivempi heittää näistä hetulaa kun kaikki tietävät yhtä vähän.
Merivoimien kehitysnäkymät
- Viestiketjun aloittaja Museo
- Aloitus PVM
Fabian Wrede
Korpraali
Video näyttäisi olevan kuuden vuoden takaa ja tuo itse Nemo Jurmo -prototyyppi on vuodelta 2008. Eipä ole käynyt kaupaksi.
Valitettavan moni asioita tunteva on ottanut foorumilta ritolat. Joukossa toki myös sellaisia asiaa tuntevina esiintyneitä jotka joutivatkin mennä.
Parliament of Germany approves budget to acquire 31 Sea Tiger naval helicopters for their frigates
German Navy will receive the new naval helicopters Sea Tiger for their frigates
Veeteetee:tä kyllä kaipaisin takaisin foorumille. Harvoin sai lukea yhtä asiantuntevaa tekstiä ja vielä omakohtaisista kokemuksista.
Ikävää että jokin kuvien koko oli hänelle se viimeinen pisara lopettaa kirjoittelu.
Ainakin hän on foorumilla käväissyt vähän aikaa sitten, mutta saisi palata kirjoittamaan myös.
Ei tätä internettiä ja tuntemattomien jorinoita nyt niin kovin vakavasti pitäisi kenenkään ottaa.
Juke on toinen jota tässä on kaipaillut. Aina kun starttaan Anopin ns. auton suljen silmäni ja kuvittelen miten tuo väkivahva Pösön moottori kiihdyttäisi styrox-siipisen häätäjäni yliääninopeuksiin.
Missäs hän lienee?
John Hilly
Ylipäällikkö
Vihastui ja lähti. Toivottavasti nyt palaisi.
Einomies1
Respected Leader
Brittilaivasto kokeilee DS 30M tykkiä ja Thales Martlet LMM ohjuskomboa alusten lähisuojaksi. Testilaivana toimi Type 23 fregatti viime vuonna.
July 16, 2019
Offering an important new defensive capability for the fleet against small boats, the Martlet LMM has been successfully test-fired from the DS30M Mark II cannon mount on a Type 23 frigate.
The Thales LMM (to be called Martlet in RN service) has always been intended to arm the RN’s Wildcat helicopters and is expected to enter service next year. The cannon-mounted LMM concept has been around for some time and was first exhibited by MIS Defence Systems in 2011. It would appear the RN only decided to procure a similar ship-mounted system as recently as February 2019 and the first tests were conducted on HMS Sutherland in the Irish Sea in late June.
Firstly 120 rounds were fired from the 30mm mount which proved it was still accurate with the weight of the attached missiles. Then four LMMs were fired at remote-controlled boat targets. The laser-based guidance of the LMM can track targets at up to 5km, although the missile can reach as far as 8km. The missile accelerates rapidly to mach 1.5 and carries a small 3kg warhead. It is intended to be an inexpensive way to deal with multiple small and hard-manoeuvring targets such as speed boats, suicide craft, jet skis, USVs and UAVs.
https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/ro...unted-martlet-lightweight-multi-role-missile/
July 16, 2019
Royal Navy test-fires ship-mounted Martlet Lightweight Multi-role Missile
Offering an important new defensive capability for the fleet against small boats, the Martlet LMM has been successfully test-fired from the DS30M Mark II cannon mount on a Type 23 frigate.
The Thales LMM (to be called Martlet in RN service) has always been intended to arm the RN’s Wildcat helicopters and is expected to enter service next year. The cannon-mounted LMM concept has been around for some time and was first exhibited by MIS Defence Systems in 2011. It would appear the RN only decided to procure a similar ship-mounted system as recently as February 2019 and the first tests were conducted on HMS Sutherland in the Irish Sea in late June.
Firstly 120 rounds were fired from the 30mm mount which proved it was still accurate with the weight of the attached missiles. Then four LMMs were fired at remote-controlled boat targets. The laser-based guidance of the LMM can track targets at up to 5km, although the missile can reach as far as 8km. The missile accelerates rapidly to mach 1.5 and carries a small 3kg warhead. It is intended to be an inexpensive way to deal with multiple small and hard-manoeuvring targets such as speed boats, suicide craft, jet skis, USVs and UAVs.
https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/ro...unted-martlet-lightweight-multi-role-missile/
Brittilaivasto kokeilee DS 30M tykkiä ja Thales Martlet LMM ohjuskomboa alusten lähisuojaksi. Testilaivana toimi Type 23 fregatti viime vuonna.
July 16, 2019
Royal Navy test-fires ship-mounted Martlet Lightweight Multi-role Missile
Offering an important new defensive capability for the fleet against small boats, the Martlet LMM has been successfully test-fired from the DS30M Mark II cannon mount on a Type 23 frigate.
The Thales LMM (to be called Martlet in RN service) has always been intended to arm the RN’s Wildcat helicopters and is expected to enter service next year. The cannon-mounted LMM concept has been around for some time and was first exhibited by MIS Defence Systems in 2011. It would appear the RN only decided to procure a similar ship-mounted system as recently as February 2019 and the first tests were conducted on HMS Sutherland in the Irish Sea in late June.
Firstly 120 rounds were fired from the 30mm mount which proved it was still accurate with the weight of the attached missiles. Then four LMMs were fired at remote-controlled boat targets. The laser-based guidance of the LMM can track targets at up to 5km, although the missile can reach as far as 8km. The missile accelerates rapidly to mach 1.5 and carries a small 3kg warhead. It is intended to be an inexpensive way to deal with multiple small and hard-manoeuvring targets such as speed boats, suicide craft, jet skis, USVs and UAVs.
https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/ro...unted-martlet-lightweight-multi-role-missile/
Tuo voisi olla juurikin passeli kombo jonkinlaiselle miehittämättömälle pikku-USV:lle. Sopisi pinta- ja ilmamaaleja vastaan. Tai ehkäpä vain Martlet-Trackfire -kombo.
Viimeksi muokattu:
"First Lord, What's the latest type of ship you have ordered?
"Prime Minister, it's a Frigate called Type 31 which has many capabilities..."
"Type 31? All right, we'll order Type 32 then, let's make it six"
Falangi
Kenraali
Tulee varmasti tarpeeseen. Ylelläkin näytetyssä Sotalaiva-sarjassa seurattiin, kuinka britit yrittivät viime vuonna pitää pikkuveneillään perseileviä iranilaisia aisoissa Hormuzin salmessa ja tuollainen pikkuohjus olis sellaiseen aika passeli.Brittilaivasto kokeilee DS 30M tykkiä ja Thales Martlet LMM ohjuskomboa alusten lähisuojaksi. Testilaivana toimi Type 23 fregatti viime vuonna.
July 16, 2019
Royal Navy test-fires ship-mounted Martlet Lightweight Multi-role Missile
Offering an important new defensive capability for the fleet against small boats, the Martlet LMM has been successfully test-fired from the DS30M Mark II cannon mount on a Type 23 frigate.
The Thales LMM (to be called Martlet in RN service) has always been intended to arm the RN’s Wildcat helicopters and is expected to enter service next year. The cannon-mounted LMM concept has been around for some time and was first exhibited by MIS Defence Systems in 2011. It would appear the RN only decided to procure a similar ship-mounted system as recently as February 2019 and the first tests were conducted on HMS Sutherland in the Irish Sea in late June.
Firstly 120 rounds were fired from the 30mm mount which proved it was still accurate with the weight of the attached missiles. Then four LMMs were fired at remote-controlled boat targets. The laser-based guidance of the LMM can track targets at up to 5km, although the missile can reach as far as 8km. The missile accelerates rapidly to mach 1.5 and carries a small 3kg warhead. It is intended to be an inexpensive way to deal with multiple small and hard-manoeuvring targets such as speed boats, suicide craft, jet skis, USVs and UAVs.
https://www.savetheroyalnavy.org/ro...unted-martlet-lightweight-multi-role-missile/
Commander
Kenraali
Aikoinaan tehtiin paljon testejä Jurmolla Hangon alueella. Lopputulemana oli, että Jurmo osoittautui liian pieneksi lavetiksi em asejärjestelmälle. Jehu sitten onkin jo toinen juttu.
Commander
Kenraali
Seurailee foorumia, ja ehkäpä joskus palailee...
