The French Navy has successfully carried out a test launch of the first block 3 variant of its Exocet MM40 anti-ship missile.
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The navy said the missile was launched from the Horizon Class Chevalier Paul frigate from the Isle of Levant, off Toulon.
The Exocet block 3 is a surface-to-surface missile that features open ocean, littoral and coastal land attack capabilities with an extended range out to 180km.
The anti-ship missile incorporates stealth features and operates on the “fire and forget” principle, it can fly at 315m a second and carry warheads of up to 165kg.
In December 2008, the DGA awarded a contract to missile manufacturer MBDA to upgrade 45 block-2-version of the Exocet MM40 missiles into block 3.
Deliveries of all the upgraded missiles are scheduled for between December 2010 and June 2013.
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