Maritime Systems
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Maritime Systems brings together equipment for military and law-enforcement tasks at sea, along the coast and in the water. Series cover defined groups of systems; articles and dossiers examine individual models and the evidence behind them.
Maritime Handgun Systems
Explore Maritime Handgun Systems – from salt spray and shipboard duty to OTB and specialist underwater weapons. The introduction and model matrix provide the overview; the HK Mk23 dossier begins the individual analyses.
Further series on diving equipment and delivery systems can follow. Units remain a separate part of the maritime focus, linked to their equipment.
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Maritime Handgun Systems
Maritime handgun systems for military and law enforcement: requirements, manufacturers and models from 1990 onwards, with a European manufacturer or user connection.
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HK Mk23 Mod 0 OHWS
A specialist sidearm built around accuracy, suppression and endurance. The HK Mk23 dossier examines the OHWS requirement, published trials, maritime employment and the civilian HK Mark 23.
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Requirements and Models
From salt spray on deck to submerged carriage: the users, requirements and evidence behind maritime handgun systems, with a comparative model matrix.
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The HK SFP9 M in maritime service
Corrosion protection, Over the Beach capability and documented users: the HK SFP9 M in maritime service, assessed against the available public evidence.
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