SM-10 Missile Launcher

The SM-10 Strike is a heavy weight, multi-purpose launching vehicle produced for the CMA. Designed for dispersal to the squad level of the MIC, the SM-10 has seen wide spread use across the entire Apparatus; though it became known for its firepower in the Marine Infantry. Using an attached launching mechanism that forms a canister around the accelerated warhead, once the munitions packet has been attached, the integrated and high-capability targeting suites onboard are capable of firing the guided ordinance with an extreme, computer-enhanced precision.

Sights

 *  GT-21 18-1 KABINET Sight; The GT-2118-1 is an advanced kinetic module for the SM-10 that is mounted as the sighting reticle of the device. Containing an electro-optical designator, multiscopic imager and rangefinder, the KABINET Sight is distributed with the SM-10 in most formats.


 * A/HUT-81 VekTAR Sight; The dedicated sight often issued with the Kobra equipped SM-10, coupling a small high-intensity Tactical Area Radar (TAR) sensor to a spectral-targeting suite allows the squad and firebased team to act on matters of air superiority.

Warhead

 * Mk. 8FJ4U-PAV-H; The primary warhead produced with the SM-10, variants including a dummy round, identified smoke trail or time variant charge, the 135mm A8K charge is capable of penetrating heavy tank armor, airborne vehicles or hardened structures.


 * Mk. A S/A-89 Kobra; A widely produced surface-to-air missile, the Kobra was adopted to fire out of the SM-10 in it's design. Utilizing the graceful soft-launcher equipment of the Striker, the Kobra is able to bring surface-to-air lethality to the fireteam and squad level with the 126mm multi-spectral explosive charge.