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EuroTorp

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EuroTorp
IndustryDefence industry
Founded1993
ProductsTorpedoes
OwnerLeonardo S.p.A.
Naval Group
Thales
Websitehttps://www.eurotorp.com/

GEIE EuroTorp is a consortium that produces the MU90 anti-submarine torpedo.[1] EuroTorp was formed in July 1993 by French and Italian defense companies after their governments signed a memorandum of understanding on industrial cooperation for the development of a common lightweight torpedo.[2]

The following companies make up EuroTorp:

EuroTorp's role is to develop, manufacture and market the MU90 and associated torpedo launching systems. As the designated contractor for lightweight torpedoes, it was initially also responsible for Italy's remaining A244-S torpedoes,[2][4] which are now no longer used by France and Italy. EuroTorp is also responsible for logistical support, achieving compliance with operational specifications, integration on launching platforms, and the development of new systems such as the "Hard Kill" and submarine-launched versions of the MU90.

References

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  1. "Our product – Eurotorp – World Leader in LWT systems" (in French). Retrieved 22 May 2024.
  2. 1 2 3 "Eurotorp". www.eurotorp.com. Archived from the original on 9 December 2007.
  3. "OCCAR - Successful First Progress Meeting of Light Weight Torpedo (LWT) Programme Stakeholders". www.occar.int. OCCAR.
  4. Richardson, Doug (2021). "Killing the Lurking Submarine" (PDF). European Security & Defence. 6: 55. Retrieved 22 May 2024.
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