<sod>Typical combat equipment includes stabilised roof-mounted sensors, onboard [[countermeasures]] and door guns; when being used in the [[anti-tank warfare|anti-tank]] role, the Lynx is typically armed with [[BGM-71 TOW]] missiles; missiles such as the [[Sea Skua]] have been used in the maritime [[anti-surface warfare|anti-surface]] role.<ref name="BBC profile"/> Additional armaments that have been interchangeably used include rockets, 20&nbsp;mm cannons, torpedoes, and [[depth charge]]s.<ref name = "Brit Army"/> Those Lynx built for export have typically outfitted with armaments and equipment customized for the end-user, such as the [[Mokopa]] air-to-surface missile used on Algeria's Lynx fleet;<ref>Hoyle, Craig. [http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/new-algerian-super-lynx-nears-delivery-404740/ "New Algerian Super Lynx nears delivery."] ''Flight International'', 14 October 2014.</ref> studies into equipping the [[AGM-114 Hellfire]] have been performed, air-to-air missiles could also reportedly be adopted if the capability is sought by operators.<ref name = "pen 95">Penny 2004, p. 95.</ref> Equipped armaments can be managed and controlled inflight through the onboard stores management system.<ref name = "pen 94-95"/> In order to counteract battlefield threats such as infrared-guided missiles, various defensive aid subsystems can be optionally installed, including warning receivers and [[countermeasures]].<ref name = "pen 95"/><eod>
<sod>Typical combat equipment includes stabilised roof-mounted sensors, onboard [[countermeasures]] and door guns; when being used in the [[anti-tank warfare|anti-tank]] role, the Lynx is typically armed with [[BGM-71 TOW]] missiles; missiles such as the [[Sea Skua]] have been used in the maritime [[anti-surface warfare|anti-surface]] role.<ref name="BBC profile"/> Additional armaments that have been interchangeably used include rockets, 20&nbsp;mm cannons, torpedoes, and [[depth charge]]s.<ref name = "Brit Army"/> Those Lynx built for export have typically outfitted with armaments and equipment customized for the end-user, such as the [[Mokopa]] air-to-surface missile used on Algeria's Lynx fleet, eight of which can be carried;<ref>Hoyle, Craig. [http://www.flightglobal.com/news/articles/new-algerian-super-lynx-nears-delivery-404740/ "New Algerian Super Lynx nears delivery."] ''Flight International'', 14 October 2014.</ref> studies into equipping the [[AGM-114 Hellfire]] have been performed, air-to-air missiles could also reportedly be adopted if the capability is sought by operators.<ref name = "pen 95">Penny 2004, p. 95.</ref> Equipped armaments can be managed and controlled inflight through the onboard stores management system.<ref name = "pen 94-95"/> In order to counteract battlefield threats such as infrared-guided missiles, various defensive aid subsystems can be optionally installed, including warning receivers and [[countermeasures]].<ref name = "pen 95"/><eod>