The Royal Navy just fired its two newest anti-ship missiles, the Naval Strike Missile and Sea Venom, at the same retired American frigate during Exercise Atlantic Thunder, and the ship was still floating after both hits.
I break down what each missile is actually built to do, why "disabling" a warship matters more than sinking it, and what this reveals about how Britain plans to fight a modern naval battle. It's the first operational firing of both weapons, in the same exercise, against the same target.
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Source: Wes O'Donnell
