RIM-24 Tartar - Ships Carrying Tartar Fire Control Systems

Ships Carrying Tartar Fire Control Systems

  • Audace class destroyer (Italy)
  • Impavido class destroyer (Italy)
  • Charles F. Adams-class destroyer / Lütjens-class destroyer (Germany) / Perth-class destroyer (Australia)
  • Albany-class cruiser
  • Mitscher-class destroyer (guided missile modification)
  • Forrest Sherman-class destroyer (guided missile modification)
  • Brooke-class frigate
  • California class cruiser
  • Virginia class cruiser
  • Kidd class destroyer
  • T 47 class destroyer (guided missile modification)
  • Cassard class frigate

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