General Atomics Refines Long Range Maneuvering Projectile Naval News

General Atomics Refines Long Range Maneuvering Projectile Naval News General atomics is leveraging its experiences in hypersonic, railgun, and drone development in its new long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp), a precision artillery round with wings that the company claims could hit moving targets 120 kilometers away in gps denied environments. General atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) announced today that it has been awarded a contract from the u.s. navy via advanced technology international (ati) for its long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp) common round.

General Atomics Refines Long Range Maneuvering Projectile Naval News On december 2, 2024, general atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) was awarded a u.s. navy contract through advanced technology international (ati) to advance the development of the long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp) common round. Scott forney, president of general atomics electromagnetic systems, explained to naval news regarding the rationale of why the company, which traditionally focuses on unmanned aerial vehicles and space systems, decided to invest into an artillery round. General atomics president scott forney said the results demonstrate the maturity of the technology and support upcoming extended range tests under us navy and army programs. General atomics electromagnetic systems has been awarded a contract by the u.s. navy to develop and demonstrate a prototype 155mm long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp). ga ems announced this in a press release.

General Atomics Refines Long Range Maneuvering Projectile Naval News General atomics president scott forney said the results demonstrate the maturity of the technology and support upcoming extended range tests under us navy and army programs. General atomics electromagnetic systems has been awarded a contract by the u.s. navy to develop and demonstrate a prototype 155mm long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp). ga ems announced this in a press release. San diego – dec. 2, 2024 – general atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) announced today that it has been awarded a contract from the u.s. navy via advanced technology international (ati) for its long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp) common round. While the naval version is expected to have a slightly shorter range of around 75 kilometers, the company remains focused on delivering the land based variant first, which promises to provide unparalleled standoff capability to ground forces. The lrmp, a next generation munition, is designed to extend the range and precision of 155mm artillery systems, the company said. General atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) has been awarded a contract from the us navy to further develop its long range manoeuvring projectile (lrmp) common round, which is fired from standard 155mm artillery systems.

General Atomics Refines Long Range Maneuvering Projectile Naval News San diego – dec. 2, 2024 – general atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) announced today that it has been awarded a contract from the u.s. navy via advanced technology international (ati) for its long range maneuvering projectile (lrmp) common round. While the naval version is expected to have a slightly shorter range of around 75 kilometers, the company remains focused on delivering the land based variant first, which promises to provide unparalleled standoff capability to ground forces. The lrmp, a next generation munition, is designed to extend the range and precision of 155mm artillery systems, the company said. General atomics electromagnetic systems (ga ems) has been awarded a contract from the us navy to further develop its long range manoeuvring projectile (lrmp) common round, which is fired from standard 155mm artillery systems.