JAGM successfully launches from canister-based launcher

JAGM successfully launches from canister-based launcher

The Joint Air-to-Ground Missile successfully integrated with a cannister-based launcher, known as the JAGM Quad Launcher (JQL) during a ground-based demonstration at Yuma Proving Ground, AZ in late August, prime contractor Lockheed Martin announced today. During the Aug. 28 demonstration, the JAGM was shot from a quad launcher positioned at a 45-degree angle and the shot directly hit a “stationary ground target,” according to Lockheed. The launc…

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The new JAGM Quad Launcher can also go on ground vehicles and retains the widely used missile’s ability to target tanks, ships, and other surface targets, the company said.

Lockheed Martin demonstrates first JAGM Quad launcher integration in ground-based firing test

The trial featured a JAGM fired from the JQL positioned at a 45-degree angle, resulting in a direct hit on a stationary ground target. The launch also enabled the collection of real-time data from ignition through to target impact, confirming the system’s operational reliability. Lockheed Martin’s Missile & Fire Control and Rotary & Mission Systems teams collaborated on the development, highlighting the company’s continued focus on mission integ…

Lockheed Martin Tests JAGM Quad Launch Canister System

Lockheed Martin tested its JAGM Quad Launcher (JQL) in a test late August using a government furnished Joint Air-Ground Missile (JAGM) against a target tank at the Yuma Proving Ground.