Norway tested cruise missiles called Tomahawks and Calibers by the "younger brothers"

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Norwegian newspaper Verdens Gang publishes information that the Royal Navy is equipped with medium-range cruise missiles. Previously, such missiles as naval weapons in Norway were not used. The country's defense Ministry has published several test frames of cruise missiles.

Norway tested cruise missiles called Tomahawks and Calibers by the "younger brothers"




So on the night of Monday 30 of May were conducted rocket firing from the Norwegian Corvette "Storm". The target, hidden by Andrfjord rocks, was successfully hit. It is reported that the goal was a fortified control center of a conditional enemy.

Press Service of the Norwegian Navy:
This weapon significantly increases our military might. Our naval forces, having medium-range cruise missiles, are capable of striking forces located on land at a great distance from the coast.


Given the fact that any point in Norway is no more than a few hundred kilometers from the coast, it can be concluded that the kingdom’s navy plans to use a new weapon not at all for the defense of Norway.

From the message of the Norwegian edition:
With a range of more than 200 km, our missiles are now like a modernized younger brother of the American Tomahawks or Russian Calibrov.


New cruise missiles, which are now equipped with ships of the Norwegian Navy, are essentially a modernized version of anti-ship missiles. Naval strike missiledeveloped by the Norwegian company Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace. In addition to Norway itself, such missiles are in service with Poland.
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  1. +18
    1 June 2016 13: 16
    "... With a range of more than 200 km, our missiles are now like a modernized younger brother of American Tomahawks or Russian Calibers ..."

    Tambov modernized wolf you brother laughing
    1. +4
      1 June 2016 13: 27
      Quote: Veteran's grandson
      modernized younger brother of the American "Tomahawks" or Russian "Caliber"

      Again inaccuracies in translation. Instead of "younger brother" read "smaller brothers". laughing
    2. +2
      1 June 2016 15: 31
      Quote: Veteran's grandson
      Tambov modernized wolf you brother

      Please list the sea-based cruise missiles capable of hitting land targets. Judging by your irony, do you all know them?
  2. +4
    1 June 2016 13: 17
    I didn’t even know that Norway has such weapons, and even its own production what
    1. +3
      1 June 2016 13: 25
      Quote: chikenous59
      Yes, and own production

      Which really surprises. It is unclear how this Black Lord allows his vassals to produce weapons, rather than buying from the MOST DEMOCRATIC WORLD? belay laughing
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      2. +6
        1 June 2016 13: 32
        Quote: Castor
        Which really surprises. It is unclear how this Black Lord allows his vassals to produce weapons, rather than buying from the MOST DEMOCRATIC WORLD?


        This black master sells his tomahawks only to the British, as the most trusted of the sixes. The rest in their gang do not deserve such trust.
      3. +5
        1 June 2016 13: 38
        Quote: Castor
        really surprising. It is unclear how this Black Lord allows his vassals to produce weapons, rather than buying from the MOST DEMOCRATIC WORLD?

        The States have long been buying the Penguin in Norway.
      4. +2
        1 June 2016 15: 08
        Quote: Castor
        It is unclear how this Black Lord allows his vassals to produce weapons, rather than buying from the MOST DEMOCRATIC WORLD?

        In general, the United States is going to buy anti-ship missiles from Norway for its coastal ships.
        NSM
      5. +4
        1 June 2016 15: 37
        Quote: Castor
        Which really surprises. It is unclear how this Black Lord allows his vassals to produce weapons, rather than buying from the MOST DEMOCRATIC WORLD?

        The "Black Lord" himself often buys weapons produced by "vassals".
        An example is the Norwegian SAM SAMSAM which Washington is covered with.
        1. +2
          1 June 2016 18: 28
          Quote: Bongo
          An example is the Norwegian SAM SAMSAM which Washington is covered with.

          Well, he’s not quite Norwegian either. This is a joint product of Rayton and Consberg.
    2. +1
      1 June 2016 13: 37
      Quote: chikenous59
      I didn’t even know that Norway has such weapons, and even its own production

      And even a long time ago. http://getwar.ru/norvezhskaya-krylataya-raketa-nsm.html
    3. +4
      1 June 2016 13: 37
      Quote: chikenous59
      I didn’t even know that Norway has such weapons, and even its own production what

      In addition to Norway itself, such missiles are in service with Poland.

      Now all NATO countries will arm themselves with all kinds of cruise missiles with different ranges, including land-based ones, Russia alone, bound by the INF Treaty with the United States, should rely only on short-range ground-based missiles and a small number (against all the Armed Forces of Europe) "Caliber" ...
      I'm not a poniker, but somehow it becomes uncomfortable ...
      1. +2
        1 June 2016 15: 49
        Quote: Starover_Z
        Now all NATO countries will be armed with all kinds of cruise missiles with different range, including ground-based

        ... it's too early to panic ... there is nothing to arm yourself with ... and, even more so, ground-based ... Poland has a division in the NSM anti-ship missile version for coastal defense and everything ... with regards to our systems ... from the territory Kaliningrad region and Brest region of Belarus ... we close everything up to the line Rostock, Berlin, Dresden ... Slovakia by 80%, Poland by 100% ... with the same MLRS "Smerch", "Tochka U", "Iskander M" ... add an airborne KR ... KR / ASM NSM the Norwegians have made a good one:
        Management on the marching section of the trajectory is carried out by an inertial control system. The control system allows you to act outside the direct visibility of the target, the rocket can move along a complex pre-programmed path, go around obstacles in the terrain and areas of enemy air defense, attack the target in the most vulnerable sectors. The correction of the flight path of the rocket on the marching section is carried out according to the satellite navigation subsystem GPS and the terrain correction subsystem TERCOM
        The rocket provides for the installation of a new noise-resistant thermal imaging homing head with increased sensitivity and an expanded field of view. According to experts, this GOS will allow you to detect a target even when its thermal field is reduced using a universal water protection system. Autonomous target selection is carried out by comparing the target image from the GOS sensor with standard target image templates stored in the memory of the onboard control system. Source: http://rbase.new-factoria.ru/missile/wobb/nsm/nsm.shtml
        ... in the land / surface version 185 km., in the aviation -240 km. ... speed 0,95 M ... warhead 120 kg. ... Further:
        The NSM aviation version is part of the promising armament of the F-35 Lightning II, Eurofighter Typhoon, Gripen, and NH90 helicopters.
        ... as expected, NATO members all dream of "global raids" ... tactics that are very controversial from my point of view ... hi
    4. +1
      1 June 2016 14: 38
      Quote: chikenous59
      I didn’t even know that Norway has such weapons, and even its own production

      Norway has been producing the Penguin anti-ship missiles for a long time. According to the characteristics of the range, it is weaker than the "Harpoon", but apparently not bad, since the United States buys it. Now the next step has been taken. It doesn't make it easier for us, because it is for European countries. producing weapons, many, plus the United States. And Russia is one and there are no special assistants in such a matter as the development of weapons on the horizon. Is that Belarus ...
    5. +1
      1 June 2016 15: 46
      Quote: chikenous59
      I didn’t even know that Norway has such weapons, and even its own production

      So the Scandinavians have always had a powerful military-industrial complex. Norway, of course, is not as developed as the Swedes, but they are still kept at the world level. For example, the ancestor of this missile, the NSM anti-ship missiles, is recognized by the Americans as the best strike option for their littoral ships, of which many are planned to be built, so the Norwegians hit a solid jackpot overtaking Boeing with their Harpoon ...
    6. +2
      1 June 2016 16: 31
      You will be surprised even more !!!!
      But their anti-ship missiles are in service with the German Navy and others: USA, Poland, Turkey, Sweden, etc.
      From Kongsberg Defense & Aerospace it's NSM and Penguin (AGM-119 **)
  3. +8
    1 June 2016 13: 24
    Small, nasty and dangerous rubbish. But we have no analogues. In the Norwegian fjords the most to apply.
    By the way, if I’m not mistaken, the rocket was launched from a Skjold type missile boat. Has in the abdomen 8 RCC.
    1. +2
      1 June 2016 22: 50
      Quote: Wedmak
      But we have no analogues.

      ... 20 years in service with the Kh-35 "Uranus" ... the range is almost twice as high (up to 280 km. in the latest modification) and the warhead is 25 kg. heavier - 145 kg. ... Ka-27 / Ka-29 / Ka-31 / MiG-29K / MiG-29SMT / Su-30SM / Su-35 / Su-25SM3 / Su-24M / Tu-142M (8 missiles under the wing), coastal complex 3K60 "Ball" ... hi
  4. +14
    1 June 2016 13: 24
    With a range of more than 200 km, our missiles are now like a modernized younger brother of the American Tomahawks or Russian Calibrov.

    Well, very young. Straight baby.
    1. +4
      1 June 2016 13: 32
      Professor! Are you this? This is my first time betting you!
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    3. +1
      1 June 2016 15: 25
      Quote: professor
      Well, very young. Straight baby.

      So her weight is 400 kg. total, not two tons ...
    4. +1
      1 June 2016 15: 33
      Quote: professor
      Well, very young. Straight baby.

      It’s interesting what kind of work is underway to modernize our Caliber. Maybe the range will be increased to modify Caliber missiles for naval targets. And then 300 km versus 2500 km on ground targets is somehow not solid. It would be nice to increase the range of 300 km on sea targets at least threefold . Surely, work is underway to improve the calibres of various modifications, only infa contradictory.
      1. +2
        1 June 2016 16: 01
        Quote: NEXUS
        It would be good to increase the range of 300 km for naval targets at least threefold.

        ... target designation a problem for subsonic anti-ship missiles at such a range ... hi ... for the Long Arm "there will be" Zircon "and in aviation Tu-22M3M with the X-32 ... there are ranges of up to 1000 km. both are hypersonic ... theoretically, based on the fact that the" Zircon "is launched from the UKSK ... then we conclude that all surface ships equipped with them, with external target designation, will ensure the use of ... hi
        1. +1
          1 June 2016 18: 30
          Quote: Inok10
          ... target designation is a problem for a subsonic anti-ship missile system at such a range ... ... for the Long Arm "there will be" Zircon "and in aviation Tu-22M3M with the X-32 ... there ranges up to 1000 km. both hypersonic ... theoretically proceeding from the fact that the Zircon is launched from the UKSK ... then we conclude that all surface ships equipped with them, with external target designation, will provide the use ...

          Say everything correctly ... only I’m talking slightly differently ... now all the RTOs, submarines, corvettes and frigates under construction are equipped with launch mines specifically for Caliber missiles. That is, there is a certain universality. Accordingly, it would be economically and practically more profitable to develop it specifically for this is the case of RCC Caliber with a range of no less than that of Zircon.
          At the same time, no one bothers to put Zircon complexes on larger ships and submarines.
          And about target designation ... so this is a problem that needs to be solved and I'm sure our specialists are already working on it.
          1. +2
            1 June 2016 20: 10
            Quote: NEXUS
            .only I’m talking slightly differently ... now all the RTOs, submarines, corvettes and frigates under construction are equipped with launch mines specifically for Caliber missiles.

            ... almost true Andrey Batkovich ... hi ... but the UKSK is a universal ship launching complex ... "Caliber" is a missile weapon system for surface "Caliber-NK" and submarines "Caliber PL" ... which includes several types of weapons:
            1M3 - ground targets
            2. 3M54 in two forms - RCC surface targets
            3. 91R1 / 91RT2 - missile torpedo underwater targets
            4M3 "Onyx" - supersonic anti-ship missile surface targets
            Quote: NEXUS
            That is, there is a certain versatility.

            ... absolutely agree ... hi
            Quote: NEXUS
            Accordingly, it would be economically and practically more profitable to develop Caliber with a range of no less than Zircon precisely for this business.

            ... for this there is a 3M55 "Onyx" and its range is not at all 300 km. ... a, about 500 km. ... then there will be "Zircon" ... from my point of view, everything is logical ... one launch complex and a list for every taste and color of means of destruction of all types of targets, from subsonic to hypersonic from 10 km. up to 1000 km. ... hi
            1. +1
              1 June 2016 20: 54
              Quote: Inok10
              ... for this there is a 3M55 "Onyx" and its range is not at all 300 km. ... a, about 500 km. ... then there will be "Zircon"

              I’m not at all sure that in terms of dimensions the Zircon missile will be equal to Onyx or Caliber ... I think it will be slightly larger, given its range and speed.
              1. +2
                1 June 2016 22: 46
                Quote: NEXUS
                I’m not at all sure that the Zircon missile will be equal in size to Onyx or Caliber ...

                ... the dimensions were not announced, this is true ... but the order for the "Nakhimov" UKSK was officially announced, as well as its armament with "Zircon" ...
                Production will be carried out on the basis of joint Decision No. 235/1/1/8565 of November 6, 2014. and terms of reference "Finalization of UVPU 3S-14-22350 for complexes 3K-14, 9K, 3M55, 3К-22 in relation to order 11442M »Source: http://bmpd.livejournal.com/1544307.html
                ... it is unlikely that with the current unification, under the "Zircon" -3K22 will make a separate UVPU ... wait and see ... hi
      2. +1
        1 June 2016 18: 23
        Quote: NEXUS
        Maybe the range will be increased to modify the Caliber missiles for naval purposes. And then 300 km versus 2500 km on ground targets is somehow not solid.

        The introduction of an optical seeker instead of the radar seeker would increase the flight range of the Kalibr anti-ship missile system, perhaps such work is underway.
  5. +2
    1 June 2016 13: 25
    Well, respect to the Norwegians. But if they themselves compare with "calibers" - then forgive "shit". and even in service with Poland .. Strongly. (I did not intermeddle in the topic, maybe wrong).
  6. -2
    1 June 2016 13: 26
    Oh bai! Two hundred kilometers! Straight strategic rocket turns out! Let the ships of their Navy try to approach such a distance to a foreign coast. This is not even the premature brother of Caliber, it is a miscarriage of their defense industry.
    1. +2
      1 June 2016 13: 33
      It is doubtful that this is an offensive weapon. Norway has a high-quality fleet, but few in number. They will protect their own and even be able to inflict decent damage.
      1. +1
        1 June 2016 13: 43
        Taxes do not act like that in the first. In WW2, the latest German battle cruiser was sunk by coastal batteries.
        1. +3
          1 June 2016 14: 32
          Quote: fzr1000
          Taxes do not act like that in the first. In WW2, the latest German battle cruiser was sunk by coastal batteries.

          Not the battleship, but the heavy cruiser Blucher, of the Hipper class. Second ship of the series. Http://ymorno.ru/index.php? Showtopic = 53193
          1. 0
            1 June 2016 15: 01
            Not important anymore. There was a big dish.
  7. +1
    1 June 2016 13: 44
    Norgi! (and others like them) Well, so it is still living? ...

    Deer herd in the Norwegian fjord. Photo by Vitaliy Novikov
    1. 0
      1 June 2016 14: 22
      And in the water in the background, a fish farm!
  8. +2
    1 June 2016 14: 15
    God forbid that such brothers visit each other on a visit
  9. +6
    1 June 2016 14: 33
    Norwegians are now developing an air version specifically
    for the internal compartments of the F-35, which can take two such CR.
    The radius will be increased to 280 km. The warhead remains the same - 125 kg of explosives.
    1. +1
      1 June 2016 21: 14
      Since explosives are one of the types of HMX. 1.8, it corresponds to approximately 225 kg. trinitrotoluene. A very successful rocket with great development potential. Norway ...
  10. +2
    1 June 2016 15: 29
    The article, as always, is an inaccuracy. Norwegians have created a variant of the NSM CR to hit ground targets. NSM itself was previously a purely anti-ship missile, now it can hit stationary ground targets.
    Currently, it is the most effective RCC in its weight category.
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    2. +1
      2 June 2016 17: 23
      You can already see it.
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    1. +3
      1 June 2016 16: 07
      Norway is an amazing example of how a poor country of fishermen that suddenly became oil
      (and one of the richest in the world in terms of per capita income), managed to develop high technology, including electronics, instrumentation and a modern defense industry.
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  13. +2
    1 June 2016 20: 14
    Probably true lovers of Norway minus me, that Norway which licked an ass fascists, that Norway in which the volunteer legion SS "Norway" was created. During the five years of occupation, several thousand Norwegian women gave birth to children from German soldiers as part of a special German program. These mothers were ostracized and humiliated after the war, they were given insulting nicknames, for example, “German whores” Children from these unions were called “German offspring” Your government warmed its asses in London, and ours sat in Moscow, our people died on the fronts of the Great war, while you lick ass licked the Nazis, and now the Americans. You think s / pA nye lovers of the West, gobble up my country? Did not guess, Russia came to the north, Russia came to your world. You just have to die of envy that we have such a people and put a bowler hat on for ourselves stupidly.