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−	[[Image:Heavy SRM - TR3026.jpg|right|thumb|Short-Range Missile]]	+	[[File:Heavy SRM - TR3026.jpg|right|400px]]
−	[[File:Personal_SRM.png|right|thumb|[[SRM Launcher (Standard)|Shoulder-fired SRM Launcher]]]]
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	==Description==		==Description==
−	First introduced in [[2365]], and mass produced in [[2370]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]]<ref name="IOp118">''Interstellar Operations'', p. 118, "Prototype Dates For Basic Weapons Table"</ref>, '''Short-Range Missiles''' are direct-fire missiles that sacrifice range for hitting power.  Adapted towards the profusion of [[ECM|electronic jamming]] on the battlefield and the effectiveness of [[standard armor]] designs, these self-guided missiles are unique for using a special armor-piercing explosive warhead.  The development of a metal composite/high explosive mixture allowed for the warhead to be made entirely of high-explosive material; this same feature was later used to construct the missile's frame as well.  The result were warheads which had the same destructive capability as older warheads that were four times as long, allowing for more missiles to be carried and fired.  SRMs are less sophisticated than [[Long Range Missile]]s and are particularly effective against [[infantry]] and [[combat vehicle]]s.  [[Clan]] SRM launchers compare favorably to [[Inner Sphere]] designs by being more compact and of lighter weight.  SRMs are highly upgradable, able to fire [[:Category:Alternate Ammunition|a variety of warheads]] and benefit from devices such as [[Artemis IV FCS]].<ref>''TechManual'', p.229</ref><ref>''Era Report: 2750'', p. 99-100</ref>	+	First introduced in [[2370]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]], '''Short Range Missiles''' are direct-fire missiles that sacrifice range for hitting power.  These missiles are less sophisticated than [[Long Range Missile]]s and particularly effective against [[infantry]] and [[combat vehicle]]s.  [[Clan]] SRM launchers compare favorable to [[Inner Sphere]] designs by being more compact and lighter weight.  SRMs are highly upgradable, able to fire [[:Category:Alternate Ammunition|a variety of warheads]] and benefit from devices such as [[Artemis IV FCS]].<ref>''TechManual'', p.229</ref>
	* [[SRM-2]]		* [[SRM-2]]
	* [[SRM-4]]		* [[SRM-4]]
	* [[SRM-6]]		* [[SRM-6]]
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−	Prototype SRM missiles (built between [[2365]] and [[2370]]) have trouble with target acquisition and as a result tend to get less shots on target on a result of a successful hit. Otherwise they function as normal for an SRM. Prototype missiles only carry three quarters of their normal allotment of ammo per ton.<ref name="IO">''Interstellar Operations'', p. 118, "Primitive Prototype Equipment Rules"</ref>
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	==Variants==		==Variants==
−	Short-Range Missile technology has been expanded upon since it was first introduced, most notably the [[Streak SRM]] guidance system introduced in [[2647]]. Other variants include [[Advanced SRM]]s, [[infantry]] support SRMs, and [[battle armor]] versions.	+	Short Range Missile technology has been expanded upon since it was first introduced, most notably the [[Streak SRM]] guidance system introduced in [[2647]].
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−	===SRM Battery===
−	SRM Batteries have slow speed values and a relatively short range. They also have difficulties to keep close to the action when deployed on their own, but when paired up with friendly transports, the inexpensive SRM Batteries truly shine as they have a strong offensive force.<ref name=MWDASPp38>''MechWarrior: Dark Age - Sneak Peeks'', p. 38 "SRM Battery"</ref>
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−	==Gallery==
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−	SRM-Battery.png|[[Mercenary]] SRM Battery<ref name=MWDASPp38/>
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	==References==		==References==
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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
−	* ''[[Era Report: 2750]]''	+	*''[[TechManual]]''
−	* ''[[TechManual]]''
−	* ''[[MechWarrior: Dark Age - Sneak Peeks]]''
−	[[Category:Infantry Weapons subject to Rules Review]]	+	[[Category:Missile Weapons (Support Weapons)|Heavy SRM]]
		+	[[Category:Missile Weapons|SRM]]
		+	[[Category:Missile Weapons (Heavy Weapons)|SRM]]

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[[File:Heavy SRM - TR3026.jpg|right|400px]] ==Description== First introduced in [[2370]] by the [[Terran Hegemony]], '''Short Range Missiles''' are direct-fire missiles that sacrifice range for hitting power. These missiles are less sophisticated than [[Long Range Missile]]s and particularly effective against [[infantry]] and [[combat vehicle]]s. [[Clan]] SRM launchers compare favorable to [[Inner Sphere]] designs by being more compact and lighter weight. SRMs are highly upgradable, able to fire [[:Category:Alternate Ammunition|a variety of warheads]] and benefit from devices such as [[Artemis IV FCS]].<ref>''TechManual'', p.229</ref> * [[SRM-2]] * [[SRM-4]] * [[SRM-6]] ==Variants== Short Range Missile technology has been expanded upon since it was first introduced, most notably the [[Streak SRM]] guidance system introduced in [[2647]]. ==References== <references /> ==Bibliography== *''[[TechManual]]'' [[Category:Missile Weapons (Support Weapons)|Heavy SRM]] [[Category:Missile Weapons|SRM]] [[Category:Missile Weapons (Heavy Weapons)|SRM]]

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