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UK assessing Aster missile for Mk41 launch system

The Royal Navy is continuing to assess the potential compatibility of the Aster missile with the Mk41 vertical launch system as part of wider efforts to expand missile flexibility.
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British aircraft carrier set to return to sea shortly

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UK assessing Aster missile for Mk41 launch system

The Royal Navy is continuing to assess the potential compatibility of the Aster missile with the Mk41 vertical launch system as part of wider efforts to expand missile flexibility.