RIM-7P Missile Launch

ATLANTIC OCEAN (Oct. 14, 2018) A RIM-7P missile is fired from a NATO Sea Sparrow missile launcher during a live-fire missile exercise aboard the Wasp-class amphibious assault ship USS Kearsarge (LHD 3). Kearsarge is underway for amphibious ready group training and deployment certifications. (U.S. Navy video by Mass Communication Specialist 2nd Class Ryre Arciaga/Released) 181014-N-KW492-0001

[@daltonkellebrew2236]

The war on sharks seems to be going swimmingly

[@NotThatGuy39]

I hate you (jk)

[@daltonandrew168]

And that's what the ocean gets for being so salty all the time

[@puirYorick]

Well that'll show those bluefin tuna who's boss of the seas.

[@thewilliam8342]

Looks like u got that seagull !

[@hacknwack4065]

so like, where can i get one of these? asking for a friend

[@JoshSTEELERS]

I was curious how the missle would punch out from the cover since it seemed solid but then realized it had been removed on the launch missle

[@Jason-fb5gs]

Which LHD was that launched from?

[@magnitudefallout3944]

these are naval launched AIM-7s, right? FOX 1, sadly, but has double the ammount of explosive ordinance compared to AIM-120

[@riuneko]

As far as I know water absorbs radiation so these are actually quite effective over sea, and it’s not like the boat’s going to turn cold and do evasive maneuvers or anything anyways 😂

[@jayrmartin5766]

Midnight.

[@1zebula1]

They need a go pro under water where it lands to the water waves

[@adventuresofamtrakcascades301]

Be advised, hostile predator missile inbound

[@fiddley8894]

at least wait for the sound wave

[@jayrmartin5766]

GangstaR.

[@aemt4u]

i need one for ummmmmmmmm duck hunting

[@asakurayoh3909]

Slow