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ATLS-9701
ATLS-9701 is a small unnamed U.S. Navy active service auxiliary ''Aerial Target Launch Ship'' operated by the Pacific Targets and Marine Operations Division (PTMO), U.S. Department of the Navy.〔(ATLS-9701 )〕〔(World Navies Today: US Navy Minor Auxiliaries & Yard Craft: ATLS 9701 drone launch ship )〕 The ship possesses VHF, UHF, Sat-Phone, NIPR/SIPRNET communication capabilities, equipped with Nobeltec Navigation system, and BQM-74 aerial targets launchers.〔
==History==
ATLS-9701 was built in 1998 for MQM-8G Vandal Targets program run by the Naval Air Systems Command. She was used for firing the MQM-8G super-sonic targets simulating cruise missiles, which were reconfigured RIM-8 Talos long-range naval surface-to-air missiles, in order to test the Phalanx and RIM close-range defensive systems deployed by the Navy. MQM-8G's were remote-controlled, non-recoverable vehicles, 36.2 feet in length, 7.3 feet in diameter, and weighting 8,225 pounds.〔(Navy Training System Plan for General Aerial Targets, January 2002 ), Globalsecurity.org〕
After the last MQM-8 targets were launched in 2005, the ATLS-9701 was converted to firing BQM-74 targets and also became a platform for the U.S. Marine Corps and the U.S. Navy for VBSS maritime training, confined space clearing, on-ship container access, and testing helicopter fast-roping skills, among other activities.〔
On April 4, 2013, ATLS-9701 was used by the members of the 13th MEU Maritime Raid Force, who fast-roped onto her from a CH-46 helicopter during VBSS training.〔(13th MEU, MRF, Train on Maritime Platform ), DVIDS, Video by Cpl. Ammon Carter, VIRIN:130405-M-KX613-001 (Released)〕 On January 11, 2015, the 15th MEU Maritime Raid Force exercised their boarding skills on the ATLS-9701 in the San Diego Bay during interoperability training.〔(MRF conducts interoperability training ), DVIDS, U.S. Marine Corps photo by 1st Lt. Allison Burgos, VIRIN:150111-M-ZZ999-069 (Released)〕
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