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Photo by C. Jeff Dyrek
I believe that this was the Sea Sparrow Anti-Aircraft System.I did not work on these systems an I am sometimes mistaken. If you can tell me anything about this system please send me e-mail at the bottom of this pageIt's
funny because these missiles were the only defense our ship had.
At that time there were no anti-aircraft guns, no cannons, and no phalynx
system.
If these missiles didn't work, we were sitting ducks
A Letter from Mike, one of our readers You might be correct in saying that the missile system was our only ship defense. But with a screen of destroyers, frigates, subs, fighter screen, the E-2 Hawkeye, as well as the Aegis guided missile cruiser that was part of the task force, we were very well protected. A
great Link provided by Dr. Kenneth Johnson
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