- The Norwegian firm, Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace has developed the Naval Strike Missile.
- It weighs 900 lbs and is equipped with GPS and inertial and terrain reference systems to help it fly over all terrains.
- It can't be seen on radar because it is capable of flying in sea-skim mode, where it flies just over the ocean's surface.
- The missile can also perform high-G-force maneuvers at the last second to prevent getting shot down.
- It locates targets using an imaging infared seeker and an on-board target database to make sure that it can hit targets from about 115 miles away.
- The U.S. plans to use them for F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter.
- The Royal Norwegian Navy plans to put them on their Fridtjof Nansen class warships.
- The Polish are also eager customers.
- To watch a video click here.
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