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Line 14: \|propellant= \|production_date= \|service=~~1972-present~~1972–present \|engine=[[solid rocket\|Solid propellant sustainer]] \|engine_power= Line 55: **[[Westland Aircraft\|Westland]] [[Westland Lynx\|Super Lynx]] KDA's successor to the Penguin is the [[Naval Strike Missile]] (NSM), offered from 2007 onwards. NSM features an imaging IR-seeker, [[GPS\|GPS navigation]], a [[Jet engine#~~J-58 combined ramjet.2Fturbojet~~Turbojet\|turbojet sustainer engine]] (for much longer ranges, {{convert\|185\|km\|mi\|disp=sqbr}} or more), and significantly more [[parallel computing\|computer]] performance and [[digital signal processing]] power. Penguin missiles were donated to [[Ukraine]] in May 2022.{{cn\|date=June 2023}}