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The Mk 112 launcher was an launcher developed for firing [[RUR-5 ASROC]]. It was part of the [[Mk 16 ASROC Launching Group]]. Some configurations of the launcher allowed the firing of [[RIM-24 Tartar]] and [[RGM-84 Harpoon]] missiles in addition to the standard ASROC. There was space for 8 rockets or missiles. | The Mk 112 launcher was an launcher developed for firing [[RUR-5 ASROC]]. It was part of the [[Mk 16 ASROC Launching Group]]. Some configurations of the launcher allowed the firing of [[RIM-24 Tartar]] and [[RGM-84 Harpoon]] missiles in addition to the standard ASROC. There was space for 8 rockets or missiles. | ||
The launcher was first used in 1961 on an USN ship, and first exported in 1965. In US Navy service the system was decommissioned in 1995, operationally replaced by the [[Mk 41 VLS]] and in some occasions by the [[Mk 26 GMLS]] | The launcher was first used in 1961 on an USN ship, and first exported in 1965. In US Navy service the system was decommissioned in 1995, operationally replaced by the [[Mk 41 VLS]] and in some occasions by the [[Mk 26 GMLS]] | ||
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| + | The launcher was sometimes used together with reloaders, in front, behind or below the launcher. The Vertical installation below the launcher (used only on the Spruance class) was the [[Mk 4 AWHS]] | ||
== Used on == | == Used on == | ||
| − | * Spruance class | + | * DL-1 Norfolk |
| − | * | + | * Charles F Adams class |
| − | * | + | * Farragut/Coontz class |
| + | * Gearing class FRAM IB | ||
| + | * CGN-9 Long beach | ||
| + | * Mitscher class | ||
| + | * Garcia class | ||
| + | * Restigouche class (IRE/DELEX modification) | ||
| + | * DDG-163 Amatsukaze | ||
| + | * DD-825 Carpenter | ||
| + | * Brooke class | ||
| + | * Yagagumo class | ||
| + | * Takatsuki class | ||
| + | * Minegumo class | ||
| + | * Knox class | ||
| + | * Lutjens class | ||
| + | * Chikugo class | ||
| + | * California class | ||
| + | * Spruance class | ||
| + | * Tachikaze class | ||
| + | * Hatsuyuki class | ||
| + | * Hatakaze class | ||
| + | * Asagiri class | ||
| + | * Abukuma class | ||
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== Affiliated systems == | == Affiliated systems == | ||
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* [[Mk 16 ASROC Launching Group]] | * [[Mk 16 ASROC Launching Group]] | ||
* [[W44 nuclear depth charge]] | * [[W44 nuclear depth charge]] | ||
| + | * [[Mk 4 AWHS]] | ||
== Part description == | == Part description == | ||
Latest revision as of 21:03, 30 April 2023
History
The Mk 112 launcher was an launcher developed for firing RUR-5 ASROC. It was part of the Mk 16 ASROC Launching Group. Some configurations of the launcher allowed the firing of RIM-24 Tartar and RGM-84 Harpoon missiles in addition to the standard ASROC. There was space for 8 rockets or missiles. The launcher was first used in 1961 on an USN ship, and first exported in 1965. In US Navy service the system was decommissioned in 1995, operationally replaced by the Mk 41 VLS and in some occasions by the Mk 26 GMLS
The launcher was sometimes used together with reloaders, in front, behind or below the launcher. The Vertical installation below the launcher (used only on the Spruance class) was the Mk 4 AWHS
Used on
- DL-1 Norfolk
- Charles F Adams class
- Farragut/Coontz class
- Gearing class FRAM IB
- CGN-9 Long beach
- Mitscher class
- Garcia class
- Restigouche class (IRE/DELEX modification)
- DDG-163 Amatsukaze
- DD-825 Carpenter
- Brooke class
- Yagagumo class
- Takatsuki class
- Minegumo class
- Knox class
- Lutjens class
- Chikugo class
- California class
- Spruance class
- Tachikaze class
- Hatsuyuki class
- Hatakaze class
- Asagiri class
- Abukuma class
Affiliated systems
Part description
The part drawing includes (from left to right and top to bottom) an front, back, top, left and right view and an colour palette for easy recolouring.
