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Usually, the dense array refers to the Six-20 mm automatic rotating dense array artillery system designed and manufactured by the U.S. Navy to solve the problem of short-range air defense of warships, namely the MK15 Fire God Dense Array System. The system was put into use in the early 1980s and is mainly equipped with large warships. It includes warning radar, tracking radar, artillery, computer and control panel. When the two radars are used together, the target position with reflective area of 0.1 square meters can be determined within 5000 meters, and its motion parameters can be calculated. At the same time, the flight trajectory of the projectile can be monitored and the firing parameters can be automatically corrected. The system can work normally under the five-level sea conditions. It can be controlled by the system console or used by remote control without gunner. The projectile is composed of projectile body, core and pusher. The core is the destructive part, made of depleted uranium, with a density of 2.5 times that of steel.

For a close-up defense system such as an American dense array, the best strategy of an internationally recognized anti-ship missile is maneuvering or high-speed penetration, approaching an enemy ship at a high speed, which greatly shortens the reaction time of the enemy ship and reduces its interception success rate.

Dense array systems are no longer patented by the US military. Russia and China have developed similar close-proof systems, such as China’s 730 and 1130 close-proof guns.