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CKEM
(redirected from Compact Kinetic Energy Missile)

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CKEMCompact Kinetic Energy Missile (Army)


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The recently completed 36-month advanced technology demonstration (ATD) of Lockheed Martin's Compact Kinetic Energy Missile (Ckem) gives an indication of what the US Army is seeking to replace the Tow.
Long-range anti-tank punch: developed to defeat tanks, long-range ... by Kemp, Ian / Armada International
For the vertical-launch, direct and indirect fire variants of FCS, the Army is seeking a compact kinetic energy missile (CKEM), which ideally would be 4-feet long and weigh 50 pounds, said Andrews.
Twenty-Ton Combat Vehicle Slated for 2012 by Erwin, Sandra I. / National Defense
The Lockheed Martin Compact Kinetic Energy Missile (CKem) originated in the US Army's Line of Sight Anti-Tank (Losat) project which was intended to provide the army's five light infantry divisions with a missile that could kill any tank.
Warhead technology: warheads are being fielded and developed to meet ... by Kemp, Ian / Armada International
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