Difference between revisions of "Hai Jian Launcher"
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== History == | == History == | ||
| − | Hai Jian II (海劍二, lit. 'Sea Sword II') is a surface-to-air missile system employed by the Republic of China Navy. It is | + | Hai Jian II (海劍二, lit. 'Sea Sword II') is a surface-to-air missile system employed by the Republic of China Navy. It is currently housed in oblique launchers, though vertical launch may be installed in the future. The oblique launcher houses two sets of eight missiles, with a blast diffuser present at lower rear. |
| − | The National Zhongshan Academy of Sciences began development of a navalised SAM in 2005 (Minguo 94), and large-scale production began in 2021 (Minguo 110). | + | The National Zhongshan Academy of Sciences began development of a navalised SAM in 2005 (Minguo 94), and large-scale production began in 2021 (Minguo 110). It is derived from the Tian Jian air-to-air missile. Hai Jian II has an effective range of 30km (19 mi), and weighs 184kg. It is guided by an X-band, AESA radar. |
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== Used on == | == Used on == | ||
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* Ta Chiang-class patrol corvettes. | * Ta Chiang-class patrol corvettes. | ||
* Yushan-class landing platform (dock). | * Yushan-class landing platform (dock). | ||
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| + | == Affiliated systems == | ||
| + | * [[CS/MPQ-90 'Sea Bee Eye']] | ||
| + | * [[Hai Jian II (TC-2N)]] | ||
== Part description == | == Part description == | ||
| − | The oblique launcher is depicted facing left | + | The oblique launcher is depicted facing left. |
[[Category:Taiwanese components]] | [[Category:Taiwanese components]] | ||
[[Category:Launchers]] | [[Category:Launchers]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:53, 3 January 2023
History
Hai Jian II (海劍二, lit. 'Sea Sword II') is a surface-to-air missile system employed by the Republic of China Navy. It is currently housed in oblique launchers, though vertical launch may be installed in the future. The oblique launcher houses two sets of eight missiles, with a blast diffuser present at lower rear.
The National Zhongshan Academy of Sciences began development of a navalised SAM in 2005 (Minguo 94), and large-scale production began in 2021 (Minguo 110). It is derived from the Tian Jian air-to-air missile. Hai Jian II has an effective range of 30km (19 mi), and weighs 184kg. It is guided by an X-band, AESA radar.
Used on
- Kang Ding-class frigate
- Ta Chiang-class patrol corvettes.
- Yushan-class landing platform (dock).
Affiliated systems
Part description
The oblique launcher is depicted facing left.
