Army Selects Lockheed's Spike NLOS System for First Phase of M-LRPSM Competition

Army selects Lockheed's Spike NLOS system for first phase of M-LRPSM competition

The Army has selected Lockheed Martin's Spike Non-Line-of-Sight capability for the first phase of its new Mobile-Long Range Precision Strike Missile directed requirement competition, the company announced today. Gen. James Rainey, the commander of Army Futures Command, approved a directed requirement for M-LRPSM two years ago this month. The missile is designed to defeat stationary and defilade armor troops, “field fortifications and urban struc…

Lockheed Martin Demos Spike NLOS For First Phase Of Army’s M-LRPSM Competition - Defense Daily

Lockheed Martin’s [LMT] Spike Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) missile was selected to compete in the first phase of the Army’s program to find a Mobile-Long Range Precision Strike Missile (M-LRPSM) for Infantry […]

US Army selects Spike NLOS for mobile, long-range precision strike - Army Technology

The US Army has selected the Spike NLOS missile for its mobile, long-range precision strike capability to be used from ground vehicles.

Spike NLOS Down Selected for M-LRPSM Competition - Frag Out! Magazine

The U.S. Army down selected Lockheed Martin’s (NYSE: LMT) Spike Non-Line-of-Sight (NLOS) system capability for the Mobile-Long Range Precision Strike Missile (M-LRPSM) Directed Requirement competition, awarding the company the first phase of the contract to develop and test a precision-guided missile system prototype for the M-LRPSM Directed Requirement for use by Infantry Brigade Combat Teams (IBCT). Only a week following contract award, Lockhee

Spike NLOS down selected for U.S. Army M-LRPSM competition, demonstrated precision in testing

A week after the contract award, Lockheed Martin successfully demonstrated the system’s capability at Dugway Proving Grounds in Utah. Three ground-launched shots from a vehicle resulted in direct hits, including one unobstructed and two obstructed targets, underscoring its ability to engage without line of sight. The U.S. Army seeks a capability that can be readily available and fielded to bridge a current gap in operational requirements. The de…