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This illustration depicts popular configurations of the RIwP to meet the full spectrum of remote turret-related missions. (Image: Moog)
Moog Space and Defense Group showcased their range of turreted weapons systems this week at Eurosatory.
Front and centre were the Reconfigurable Integrated-weapons Platform (RIwP) and the Flexible Missile Platform. Also on display were Moog Power and Data rotary joint/slip ring and motion control products.
Moog’s RIwP is a modular and scalable remote turret providing the capacity to host multi-domain payloads for current and future ground-combat platforms.
This weapons platform offers air defence, anti-armour or multi-mission capabilities via precision medium-calibre and indirect fires.
Advanced features include high-performance target acquisition and pointing and stabilisation accuracy, ensuring military forces can see targets and engage first.
Moog also exhibited the FMP and the new High-Speed Modular Counter Measure Director.
The FMP is a high-performance missile and platform-agnostic turret, which, with its stores management technology, allows users the flexibility to fire a variety of missiles from any vehicle or trailer.
While the Counter Measure Director has been developed for Active Protection Systems based on Moog’s experience in the application of vehicle protection.
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