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New U.S. Army Watercraft Transports Marine NMESIS in Test
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Naval News
The U.S. Army’s latest watercraft demonstrated its ability to transport a Marine Corps NMESIS anti-ship launcher last week in Hawaii.
Last week’s beach rehearsal at Marine Corps Base Hawaii involved the 3rd Marine Littoral Regiment – one of the service’s units dedicated to countering threats from China – and the 7th Transportation Brigade.
(U.S. Marine Corps photo)Combining the new watercraft with the NMESIS unmanned anti-ship missile launchers also expands the deployment potential of the U.S. Marine Corps Marine Littoral Regiments.
Equipped with two low-observable Naval Strike Missiles, NMESIS provides the Marine Corps with a highly mobile maritime strike capability.
The test was also the latest effort from the ground-based service to validate its ability to transport missile launchers via vessels.
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