Mk 15 Vulcan Phalanx CIWS

The Phalanx Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) is an anti-Anti-ship missile system that was designed and manufactured by the General Dynamics Corporation, Pomona Division. It is now manufactured by the Raytheon Company. It is used by the United States Navy on every class of surface combat ship and by the United States Coast Guard aboard its Hamilton and Legend class cutters. It is also used by navies of 23 allied nations. Because of their distinctive barrel-shaped radome and their automated nature of operation, Phalanx CIWS units are sometimes nicknamed "R2-D2" in the US Navy, after the famous droid from Star Wars, and as Daleks in the Royal Navy, after the aliens from Doctor Who. The land based C-RAM has been recently deployed in a short range missile defense role to shoot down incoming rockets and artillery fire.

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Science & Technology

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• Mk
• 15
• Vulcan
• Phalanx
• CIWS
• Close-In
• Weapon
• System
• R2-D2
• Daleks
• General
• Dynamics
• missile
• defense

[why1050]

Im going to have to get this in my garage, Fucking coons >:(

[mechislander]

EXTERMINATE TARGET! EXTERMINATE!

[Suicidebob7]

I use that in Battlefield 3

[BigDaddyGee85]

just imagine how much it costs to fire 3 or 4 seconds straight...

[nj5alive]

About 8 seconds ago i was looking at the greek phalanx position.

[morethanever100]

Iranian Revolutionary scums will turn sushi before they can finish up shouting alahu akbar.

[chialeux514]

@MrDistrugator Maybe you should have more fiber in your diet  :)

[LordNeophyte]

No its 50 rounds per second 3000\60=50. If you dont believe use your calculator :p

[Manul4eg]

Is that 166 shoots per second or more?

[jmrwacko]

Unlike in BF3, real life Vulcan cannons aren't invincible.

[uberbadnoob6699666]

arnt these made to really shoot down incoming missiles