👉 Amphibious Missiles, also known as AMMs or AMMs (Anti-Missile), are advanced missile systems designed for deployment from naval vessels, including aircraft carriers. These missiles are engineered to operate in the challenging maritime environment, combining the capabilities of both air and sea-based platforms. Key amendments to traditional missile systems include their ability to carry a variety of payloads, such as conventional warheads and precision-guided munitions, which can be launched from the ship's deck or submerged underwater. They also feature advanced guidance systems for increased accuracy and survivability against anti-missile defenses, and are often equipped with stealth technology to reduce their radar signature. These enhancements make AmMs a critical component of modern naval warfare, providing flexibility and extended range in projecting power from sea to shore.
