The Royal Navy is becoming more lethal as September brings new developments in the deployment of two of its vital anti-ship missiles.

The Sea Venom light anti-ship missile, carried by the Wildcat HMA2, and the ship-borne heavy anti-ship Naval Strike Missile (NSM) are hitting major milestones as the Royal Navy seeks to become more lethal in the anti-shipping role. For the last few years, the Royal Navy has been reliant on its submarine capability to take on hostile warships. Contents The Royal Navy is becoming more lethal as September brings new developments in the deployment of two of its vital anti-ship missiles. Sea Venom IOC NSM Test Fire Sea Venom Naval Strike Missile

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