Helis, December 15, 2018 - MBDA’s Sea Venom/ANL missile has successfully completed its third development firing from a French Defence Procurement Agency (DGA – Direction Générale de l’Armement) Panther test helicopter in the Mediterranean.
The missile will enable the Royal Navy and Marine Nationale helicopters to deal with a wide range of surface threats, from fast inshore attack craft up to corvette-sized vessels.
The Sea Venom/ANL is part of an Anglo-French programme linked to the Lancaster House treaty agreed between the UK and France in November 2010. MBDA was awarded the production contract in March 2014.
The missile will enable the Royal Navy and Marine Nationale helicopters to deal with a wide range of surface threats, from fast inshore attack craft up to corvette-sized vessels.
The Sea Venom/ANL is part of an Anglo-French programme linked to the Lancaster House treaty agreed between the UK and France in November 2010. MBDA was awarded the production contract in March 2014.
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