In the US, showed a new version of the helicopter MH-60 Romeo with the Norwegian RCC
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In the near future, the US Navy may be armed with a variant of the MH-60R Seahawk helicopter, armed with a new anti-ship missile. As transmits "Warspot" With reference to the portal defense-blog.com, the American company Raytheon and the Norwegian Kongsberg presented a new modification of the MH-60R helicopter, called MH-60 Romeo.
The main armament of the new MH-60 Romeo helicopter is two airborne NSM medium-range anti-ship missiles, which can engage enemy surface ships at a distance of up to 100 miles (185 km). The anti-ship missile was developed by the Norwegian company Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace and has been supplied to the Norwegian navy since 2007.
The ASM NSM (Naval Strike Missile) is a subsonic rocket equipped with a TRI-40 turbojet engine. Length - 4 meters, the mass of ammunition over 400 kg, of which 120 falls on the warhead. Combined warhead and equipped with a target recognition system. RCC is designed to destroy surface and ground targets at a maximum range of 185 km.
Currently, these missiles are in service with the Norwegian Navy, there are contracts for the supply of anti-ship missiles to Poland and Malaysia. The US Navy does not exclude purchases of Norwegian missiles for their own needs, with the aim of which they carry out RCR data testing.
Whether the US Navy command will decide on the replacement of the Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk with a new version of the MH-60 Romeo helicopter is currently unknown.
The Sikorsky MH-60R Seahawk helicopter is an anti-submarine version of the UH-60 Black Hawk helicopter delivered to the US Navy with the 1979 of the year.
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