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Royal New Zealand Navy conducts first Penguin anti-ship missile test

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The missile was fired from an SH-2G(I) Super Seasprite naval helicopter towards a specially designed surface target. Positioned 10 nautical miles (approximately 18 km) away, the target replicated the radar and infrared signature of a real warship, ensuring a realistic testing scenario. The missile struck the target with high precision, demonstrating its effectiveness in engaging naval threats. Norway’s Kongsberg supplied New Zealand with a limi…

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Royal New Zealand Navy conducts first Penguin anti-ship missile test

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Royal New Zealand Air Force Seasprite Helicopter Tests ‘Penguin’ Anti-Ship Missile for the First Time

The RNZAF has test fired the Penguin Mk2 Mod 7 anti-ship missile (AShM) for the first time since it was first adopted a decade ago. The Penguin was launched by a No. 6 Squadron RNZAF Seasprite Helicopter whilst it was on operations with HMNZS Te Kaha in the Arabian Gulf, on Feb. 18, 2025. HMNZS […] The post Royal New Zealand Air Force Seasprite Helicopter Tests ‘Penguin’ Anti-Ship Missile for the First Time appeared first on The Aviationist.

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