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can realistically sustain about 180 RPM while on HRFA. The weapon's muzzle velocity is 1,345 m/s (4,410 ft/s) for armor-piercing ammunition or 1,100 m/s (3,600 ft/s) for high-explosive ammunition. The M242's maximum firing range is 6,800 meters (7,400 yards), with an effective firing range of about 3,000 meters (3,300 yards). However, the Mk 38 has an estimated effective firing range of about 2,500 meters (2,700 yards).
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The primary component of the Mk 38 is the 25 mm M242 Bushmaster. It is an externally-powered, chain-driven gun. The
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instead of the 25 mm M242 Bushmaster of previous variants. This is intended to improve accuracy, increase lethality, and increase effective range. In 2021, MSI-Defence begun delivery of its
Seahawk DS30M A2 30 mm gun mount to the USN for testing and qualification for the Mod 4. The Mk 38
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It has a single-shot semi-automatic mode, for single shots; a burst mode, for a few shots at a time; a low-rate fully automatic (LRFA) mode, for a rate of fire (ROF) of about 100 rounds per minute (RPM); and a high-rate fully automatic (HRFA) mode, for a maximum ROF of about 200 RPM. The Mk 38 MGS
399:. Ships close to land can use the system against enemy personnel and lightly armored vehicles. It is a low-cost weapon that can operate in any weather condition, day or night. The Mk 38 MGS can be permanently or temporarily installed on warships for their deployment requirements.
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was responsible for designing and manufacturing the Mark 88 mounting. In 1986, the Mark 38 MGS Mod 0 was introduced. The Navy did not evaluate the weapon for operational use until the summer of 1987, and the Mark 38 Mod 1 went into service in 1988. With the imminent
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In July 2012, the Mark 38 MGS program was further expanded, resulting in the Mark 38 Mod 3, the latest variant of the system. The Mod 3 is currently being fielded by BAE under a separate program from the TLS program.
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Mark 38 Mods 0 and 1 use the Mark 88 machine gun mounting. It was manually trained—requiring a crewmember to physically operate—and lacked stabilization, both of which reduced targeting effectiveness.
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and remote control ability. All variants of the Mk 38 require two crewmembers for conducting maintenance (e.g., replacing the
Bushmaster in the event it malfunctions, which takes five minutes).
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on the project. Boeing is supplying the laser components for the system. The Mk 38 Mod 2 TLS is intended to be able to hit both surface and air targets like
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Bushmaster Mark 52 chain gun, which has a ROF of 500–600 RPM.
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2005:Wertheim, Eric, ed. (2007).
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637:First mass-produced variant
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871:Baseline 9 in FY2022. The
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1237:-class command ship
1068:-class patrol craft
973:Royal Canadian Navy
856:Mod 4 will achieve
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735:New control console
708:Improved interfaces
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1244:-class patrol ship
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755:In 1977, the U.S.
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