Talk:Henschel Hs 294

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No modern underwater attack capability?[edit]

The article says that no current anti-ship missile has capability of diving in terminal phase of attack and exploding below target's waterline. Are we sure of this? I am quite certain of reading that some of Soviet anti-ship missiles had this capability, and presumably Russian ones still have. --bonzi (talk) 18:04, 8 August 2009 (UTC)[reply]