and have conducted tests with Hellfire launchers mounted on the Combat Boat 90 coastal assault boat. The US Navy was evaluating the missile for use on the Freedom-class littoral combat ship and Independence-class littoral combat ship from 2014. The missile was successfully fired from a LCS in early 2017 This system is set to deploy by late 2019. In 2016 the Longbow Hellfire was tested by the US Army using a 15-tube Multi-Mission Launcher mounted on a Family of Medium Tactical Vehicles (FMTV) truck. The MML is an Army-developed weapon system capable of deploying both surface-to-surface and surface-to-air missiles. Operators The following nations use the Hellfire: See also 9M120 Ataka 9K121 Vikhr AGM-169 Joint Common Missile AGM-176 Griffin Barq Brimstone (missile) Direct Attack Guided Rocket HJ-10 List of missiles Mokopa Nag (missile) PARS 3 LR Spike (missile) UMTAS United States Army Aviation and Missile Command References External links AGM-114 Hellfire —Federation of American Scientists (FAS) HELLFIRE II Missile—Lockheed Martin LONGBOW FCR and LONGBOW HELLFIRE Missile—Lockheed Martin Designation Systems Global Security Archived copy of Navy Fact File Janes.com Hellfire Detailed Description and Images AGM-114 AGM-114 Anti-tank guided missiles of the Cold War Articles containing video clips Thermobaric weapons Military equipment introduced in the 1980s Fire-and-forget weapons Lockheed Martin