Guided Interceptor Munition (Guided Fighter Munition)

Description

A multi-purpose guided interceptor munition for defeating low-altitude, small and slow targets such as drones and loitering munitions, plus light ground vehicles and personnel. Electric propulsion with attack and cruise modes, TV or infrared guidance and proportional navigation. Hit probability ≥85% at ranges up to 8 km.

The guided interceptor munition (guided fighter munition) is a multi-purpose munition mainly used to strike low-altitude, small, and slow targets such as drones and loitering munitions. It can also strike ground targets such as light vehicles and personnel, and has ground reconnaissance capabilities. The munition uses electric propulsion and has both attack and cruise modes. It features precise strikes, agility and portability, low cost, and versatility. Guidance uses a data link (optional) plus television image or infrared guidance with proportional navigation. Strike range is 200 m to 8,000 m against ground targets and 300 m to 3,000 m against aerial targets, adapting to ground targets moving at 25 m/s or faster and aerial targets at 50 m/s or faster. Maximum relative firing height is at least 1,000 m and hit probability is at least 85%. Launch methods include box-type ground launch or soldier-portable launch, with maximum loiter time of at least 8 minutes. The munition operates from -40 °C to +50 °C at altitudes up to 5,000 m, and can be used in complex electromagnetic environments such as satellite navigation denial.

Key specifications: Body Diameter (excluding protrusions): 86 mm; Body Length: ≤ 470 mm; Weight: ≤ 2.5 kg; Warhead Type / Lethality: TBD (check datasheet); Strike Range — Ground Targets: 200 m – 8,000 m; Strike Range — Aerial Targets: 300 m – 3,000 m.

Specifications

All specifications are taken from the manufacturer’s current datasheet.