US EditionPrSM Inc 2 hits goals in first flight test, Lockheed says
Lockheed Martin’s Precision Strike Missile Increment 2 integrates a new seeker to target moving maritime and land threats, with flight tests advancing toward operational use this year.
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PrSM Inc 2 hits goals in first flight test, Lockheed says
The second increment of the Army's Precision Strike Missile recently passed its first flight test, Lockheed Martin announced last week, setting the stage for a long-range fires capability that can strike targets moving across land and at sea. The test saw PrSM Increment 2 launch from a High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) and fly 350 kilometers, according to the company announcement. The missile builds on PrSM Increment 1’s “baseline c…
Lockheed Martin reported that he successfully completed the first flight test of the Precision Strike Missile (PriSM) Increment 2, showing the new multimodal search system and the ability to hit marine targets on the move. During a flight of 350 km, the missile launched by an M142 HIMARS system reached the test's objectives and collected performance data....
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