Ikara

1960s ship-launched anti-submarine missile of Australian origin. 

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• Freebase entry^@
• The World's Navies^@
  

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ASROC-Ikara-LAMPS-MPA

Cutaway of the Ikara anti-submarine missile

Government Aircraft Factories Ikara Mk.4 ‘MK4 Ikara Missile - HM358’ (50726705783)

Hausa Fulani

Ikaramissileatkemble

Ikara anti-submarine missile and SM-1 surface-to-air missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress

Ikara anti-submarine missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress

Ikara anti-submarine missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress

Ikara missile

Ikara operators

Port aircraft museum Ikara

SM-1 surface-to-air missile, Ikara anti-submarine missile and anti-aircraft-gun on display at Princess Royal Fortress

WA Maritime Museum - Joy of Museums - Ikara Missile

Type	Date	Description	Keywords	Notes	Source
link		Freebase entry@			Wikidata
link		The World's Navies@			Wikidata
image		ASROC-Ikara-LAMPS-MPA			Wikimedia
image	2006	Cutaway of the Ikara anti-submarine missile			Wikimedia
image	2020	Government Aircraft Factories Ikara Mk.4 ‘MK4 Ikara Missile - HM358’ (50726705783)			Wikimedia
image	2008	Hausa Fulani			Wikimedia
image	2006	Ikaramissileatkemble			Wikimedia
image	2022	Ikara anti-submarine missile and SM-1 surface-to-air missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress			Wikimedia
image	2022	Ikara anti-submarine missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress			Wikimedia
image	2022	Ikara anti-submarine missile on display at Princess Royal Fortress			Wikimedia
image		Ikara missile			Wikimedia
image	2015	Ikara operators			Wikimedia
image	2009	Port aircraft museum Ikara			Wikimedia
image	2022	SM-1 surface-to-air missile, Ikara anti-submarine missile and anti-aircraft-gun on display at Princess Royal Fortress			Wikimedia
image	2017	WA Maritime Museum - Joy of Museums - Ikara Missile			Wikimedia

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