Recently, Raytheon Company fruitfully
completed its flight tests of Griffin™ C with an increased rocket capability.
The said tests were conducted at Yuma Proving Ground.
The said test was conducted in Arizona
which highlighted missiles in the flight Target capability when it was
redirected to new target in its mid-flight. The IFTU is vital for naval forces
facing boat threats that often blend together with the neutral shipping.
Griffin C’s has extended motor
range, and has increased capability that will address to a longer range of missile
target or even retargeting. Because as the forces operates in high—traffic
waters the naval war fighters must make a split-second target decision in order
to engage or disengage its targets.
The series of test that were
conducted by Raytheon demonstrate missile's readiness as Surface Warfare answer
for U.S. Navy's Combat Ships on Surface-to-Surface Missile Module.
Griffin missile that is already in
production is a multi-platform and a multi-service weapon with a proven track
record for a successful and rapid integration on land to sea and even air
assets. The Griffin C, will significantly increase the capability to Griffin B variant
that is currently on fielded by the U.S. Patrol Navy in Coastal vessels.
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