Mark 34
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The Mark 34 torpedo was a United States torpedo developed that entered service in 1948. It was an improved version of the Mark 24 FIDO passive acoustic homing torpedo developed during World War II for launch from fixed-wing aircraft. The principal differences from the Mark 24 were the use of two propulsion batteries, which could be used in parallel while the torpedo was searching for a target to provide greater endurance and in series to provide greater speed in attack mode.
1948 — 1958
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Mine Mk 44; Mk 34; Mk.34
4050 produced,
American Machine and Foundry, United States Navy, Naval Ordnance Station Forest Park, United States, 
acoustic torpedo, Mark 24 Tigerfish,
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Mark 34 torpedo US Navy 1958
Mark 34 torpedo
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