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	EXOCET, Force de vente externalisÃ©e
		EXOCET est spÃ©cialiste de la fonction commerciale externalisÃ©e, pour lâindustrie de la grande consommation, sur les univers GMS, GSS et CHD.
		Nous contacter EXOCET 87 bis, Rue de Paris 93 100 Montreuil Tel : 01 48 59 28 85 â“ Fax : 01 48 59 10 97 E mail : contact@exocet-vente.com
		L'Ã©quipe EXOCET est toute issue du terrain et de la vente en GMS/GSB/RHF.Elle maÃ®trise parfaitement les contextes, les contrainteset les besoins de chaque interlocuteur.
	www.exocet-vente.com (439 words)

	AM-39 Exocet AShM
		Note: The AM-39 Exocet AShM may not be in active service with the Indian Air Force, however it is likely that a small number might have been purchased as a test batch.
		The AM-39 is the air-to-surface variant of the Exocet family of anti-ship missiles.
		It is a sea-skimmer of the fire-and-forget type.
	www.bharat-rakshak.com /IAF/Aircraft/Missiles/Exocet.html (196 words)

	Argentine Aircraft in the Falklands
		Proni guessed that an Exocet sortie was on the way, and set the Neptune's course to the area of the wreckage of the ARA General Belgrano, pretending to be part of a rescue mission searching for survivors.
		The last AM.39 Exocet can be seen under the right wing of the SUE, and the four A-4C Skyhawks of the 4th Fighter Group of the Argentine Air Force can also be seen far behind, waiting for their turn to refuel.
		The British version of this incident exposed that the Exocet failed its mark, the HMS Invincible, due to it being downed by a 114 mm shell from the frigate HMS Avenger, or due to it being neutralized by decoys.
	www.britains-smallwars.com /Falklands/Exocet.html (3945 words)

	Exocet Information
		The Exocet that struck the Sheffield failed to explode but the impact of the missile travelling at 315 m/s and laden with unburnt rocket fuel was enough to set the ship ablaze.
		To counter the mortal threat posed by the Exocet, a major intelligence operation was initiated to prevent the Argentine Navy acquiring more of the missiles and British intelligence (believed to have been assisted by American intelligence) launched a global operation to disrupt Argentine attempts to procure new Exocets for the campaign.
		Secrecy of the Exocet suffered a blow in the late 1970s when a civilian in Falmouth in Cornwall in England accidentally independently duplicated the Exocet’s navigation system and, despite order from the Patents Office to keep it secret, sold it to the public as a small boat type navigation system called Lokata.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Exocet (1058 words)

	Exocet MM.40 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Exocet missiles started in development in 1967, originally as the ship-launched variant MM 38 which entered service in 1975.
		The Exocet has four clipped delta wings at mid-body and four raked clipped-tip moving delta control fins at the rear.
		The solid propellant motor gives Exocet a range of about 50 km, but when released from 10,000 m (32,800 ft) the range achieved was reported to be 70 km.
	www.fas.org /man/dod-101/sys/missile/row/exocet.htm (228 words)

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