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Lockheed Martin Demonstrates In-Flight GMRLS Redirect

October 28, 2026

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Key Takeaways

Lockheed Martin successfully redirected an in-flight GMLRS rocket.
Test used Strigo datalink and RIG-360 to update target in real-time.
GMLRS destroyed a moving target after in-flight redirect.

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Strategic Implications

This capability demonstration may indicate a significant advancement in precision strike technology, suggesting potential for expanded use of GMLRS in dynamic battlefield environments. The integration of real-time targeting updates could enhance the effectiveness of joint fires operations, which may give commanders greater flexibility in responding to changing battlefield conditions.

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What Happened

Advancing Joint Fires Capability With Real-Time Target Updates

Lockheed Martin Corporation, in partnership with the U.S. Army, has successfully demonstrated the ability to redirect an in-flight GMLRS rocket during a test at White Sands Missile Range. The test utilized the Strigo datalink and Remote Interceptor Guidance-360 to update the rocket’s target in real-time, resulting in the successful destruction of a moving target. This capability advancement marks a significant step towards expanding the capabilities of the Army’s combat-proven GMLRS. The test was reported by Sikorsky.

Source | Originally Published: October 28, 2026

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