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Pertinence pour les conflits
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Opérateurs
United States and the Taiwan Strait: Supplied through Taiwan Relations Act arms sales
Rôle sur le champ de bataille
Ground-launched anti-ship strike, complementing indigenous Hsiung Feng systems in a sea-denial concept.
Points forts
A mature and widely operated system, purchased in quantity, and precisely the asymmetric capability class US advisers have urged Taiwan to prioritise.
Limites
Delivery timelines have been the persistent issue. The order forms part of a substantial and publicly discussed backlog of US arms sales to Taiwan, and 2026's slowdown in transfers has made the gap between contracted and delivered capability a central analytical question. Vigil records the existence of the backlog and does not attempt to quantify delivery status, which is not reliably public.
Pertinence pour les campagnes
Dérivé : une organisation participant à ces campagnes porte une association d’équipement typée avec ce système. Ce n’est pas la même chose qu’un emploi documenté du système dans la campagne elle-même.
- Une pression soutenue sous le seuil En intensification depuis 2020
via ROC Navy (Documented, moderate confidence)
- Interdiction maritime coercitive — de la quarantaine au blocus Contingence évaluée
via ROC Navy (Documented, moderate confidence)
Identification visuelle
Truck-mounted launcher vehicles carrying angled box canisters — the coastal-defence configuration rather than the ship or air-launched one. The missile itself has a distinctive fixed cruciform wing set at mid-body and a solid booster that separates after launch; it is most often photographed in its canister rather than in flight.
Emploi documenté dans les conflits
Contracted by Taiwan in a large coastal-defence purchase notified to the US Congress in 2020, with deliveries running across the middle of the decade. The order is one of the most-cited items in the publicly tracked backlog of US arms sales to Taiwan, and the 2026 slowdown in transfers made the gap between contracted and delivered capability a central question rather than an administrative one. Vigil records the contract and the existence of the backlog and does not attempt to publish delivery status, which is not reliably public.
Opérateurs par composante et par service
- ROC Navy Documenté
Évalué au — 2026-09 Dernière revue — 2026-09-09