Penguin (missile)

1. Penguin (missile) · Wikipedia revision 1375547707 ↗

   Type

   Infobox (Penguin) · Type

   littoral anti-ship missile

   Place of origin

   Infobox (Penguin) · Place of origin

   Norway

   In service

   Infobox (Penguin) · In service

   1972–present

   Manufacturer

   Infobox (Penguin) · Manufacturer

   Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace

   Mass

   Infobox (Penguin) · Mass

   385 kg (849 lb) (MK2), 370 kg (820 lb) (MK3)

   Length

   Infobox (Penguin) · Length

   3.0 m (MK2), 3.2 m (MK3)

   Diameter

   Infobox (Penguin) · Diameter

   28 cm

   Wingspan

   Infobox (Penguin) · Wingspan

   1.4 m (MK2), 1.0 m (MK3)

   Warhead

   Infobox (Penguin) · Warhead

   120 kg (MK2), 130 kg (MK3)

   Detonation mechanism

   Infobox (Penguin) · Detonation mechanism

   delay fuze

   Engine

   Infobox (Penguin) · Engine

   Solid propellant sustainer

   Operational range

   Infobox (Penguin) · Operational range

   34+ km (MK2), 55+ km (MK3)

   Flight altitude

   Infobox (Penguin) · Flight altitude

   sea skimming

   Maximum speed

   Infobox (Penguin) · Maximum speed

   high subsonic

   Guidance system

   Infobox (Penguin) · Guidance system

   pulse- laser , passive IR (MK2), passive IR , radar altimeter (MK3)

   Launch platform

   Infobox (Penguin) · Launch platform

   naval ships , helicopters (MK2), fixed-wing aircraft (MK3)

   Reported operator · Brazil

   Operators · Current

   Brazil : Acquired for use in Brazilian Navy 's S-70B helicopters at a cost of € 33 million .

   Reported operator · Greece

   Operators · Current

   Greece : In service with the Hellenic Navy (since 1980)

   Reported operator · New Zealand

   Operators · Current

   New Zealand : In service with the Royal New Zealand Navy 's purchased Royal Australian Navy 's cancelled Super Seasprite helicopters, including Penguin Mk 2 Mod 7 missiles and simulator.

   Reported operator · Spain

   Operators · Current

   Spain : In service with the Spanish Navy (since 2003)

   Reported operator · Turkey

   Operators · Current

   Turkey : In service with the Turkish Navy (since 1972)

   Reported operator · Ukraine

   Operators · Current

   Ukraine : In service with the Armed Forces of Ukraine since 2022 as part of foreign military aid delivered due to the 2022 Russian invasion of Ukraine

   Former operator · Norway

   Operators · Former

   Norway : Was in service with both the Royal Norwegian Navy (since 1972) and Royal Norwegian Air Force (since 1989)

   Former operator · Sweden

   Operators · Former

   Sweden : Was in service with the Swedish Navy from 1980, as Robot 12 . Taken out of service in 2005. In storage. Set to be replaced.

   Former operator · United States

   Operators · Former

   United States : Was in service with the United States Navy as the AGM-119 (since 1994)

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