Found this pics on DVIDS.

https://www.dvidshub.net/image/5235436/aviation-missile-center-employee-honored-with-fct-project-manager-year-award

Looks like a cruise missile launcher mounted on M1075 PLS.

I guess it's the Marines Corps testing the new Naval Strike Missile (NSM) made by Kongsberg/Raytheon (using a U.S. Army M1075 PLS truck ) :



https://taskandpurpose.com/marine-corps-long-range-missiles


Video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qsUZekFToQU

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Closer view (photomontage) :



Same launcher on a Jelcz P662D.43 Polish Army truck :



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Based on the name, is this a anti-ship missile?

Yes it is. You can take a look at the link I've posted for more info.

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Agree with Frenchy...it's the Norwegian Naval Strike Anti-Ship missile with a small warhead of 276 lbs and 115 mile range. It's not the Lockheed LRASM which has way more range and warhead weight.

The USMC wants to have trucks able to launch anti-ship missiles for island defense purposes. I suppose four missiles to a truck might work well as a deterrent.

The U.S. Army just tested a Tomahawk surface-to-surface cruise missile for ground launch after scrapping the INF Treaty. It flew 310+ miles because it circled around to hit where it launched on purpose. Tomahawks can fly upwards of 1,500+ miles one way though.

Oops sorry, busy looking at the pictures and missed the actual text 🙄