STRATUS missiles are a family of next-generation European cruise and anti-ship weapons developed by MBDA, comprising a stealthy subsonic low-observable variant (STRATUS LO) and a supersonic rapid-strike variant (STRATUS RS).…
The Sea Skua, a British lightweight helicopter-launched anti-ship missile developed by British Aerospace, armed the Royal Navy's Westland Lynx helicopters from 1982 until its retirement in 2017. The Egyptian attack…
The MILAN ATGW, a Franco-German system, served as a cornerstone of the British Army's medium-range anti-armour capability from the 1978 until its replacement by the Javelin in 2005 MILAN ATGW…
The Tomahawk Land Attack Cruise Missile (TLAM) is a precision weapon that launches from ships and submarines and can precisely strike targets from 1000 miles (ca. 1,609 km) away. The…
Starstreak High-Velocity Missile was designed to provide close air defence against conventional air threats such as fixed-wing fighters and late unmasking helicopter targets. The British Army describes the Starstreak High-Velocity…
Sea Venom is an advanced replacement for the battle-proven Sea Skua air-to-surface missile, equipping Royal Navy Wildcat helicopters Sea Venom is the name for the Future Air to Surface Guided…
NLAW is a lightweight, short-range anti-tank weapon designed to engage main battle tanks and other fighting vehicles up to a range between 20m and 800m. The Next-Generation Light Ant-Tank Weapon…
The Thales Lightweight Multirole Missile (LMM) is called Martlet in Royal Navy service. It is described by Thales as; LMM is a low cost, lightweight, precision strike, missile, which has…