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    he JAGM was intended for joint service with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps by providing a single missile configuration for many platforms. JAGM offered the services increased operational flexibility and reduced logistics support costs.[3] In February 2012, the Navy and Marine Corps terminated their investment in the program, saying it was a "manageable risk" to do so and that they would instead focus on the GBU-53/B SDB II and continued Hellfire procurement, making the JAGM an Army-only program - but in March 2014 re-entered the program, with documents showing integration of the missile onto Marine AH-1Z helicopters.

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    he JAGM was intended for joint service with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps by providing a single missile configuration for many platforms. JAGM offered the services increased operational flexibility and reduced logistics support costs.[3] In February 2012, the Navy and Marine Corps terminated their investment in the program, saying it was a "manageable risk" to do so and that they would instead focus on the GBU-53/B SDB II and continued Hellfire procurement, making the JAGM an Army-only program - but in March 2014 re-entered the program, with documents showing integration of the missile onto Marine AH-1Z helicopters.

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    he JAGM was intended for joint service with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps by providing a single missile configuration for many platforms. JAGM offered the services increased operational flexibility and reduced logistics support costs.[3] In February 2012, the Navy and Marine Corps terminated their investment in the program, saying it was a "manageable risk" to do so and that they would instead focus on the GBU-53/B SDB II and continued Hellfire procurement, making the JAGM an Army-only program - but in March 2014 re-entered the program, with documents showing integration of the missile onto Marine AH-1Z helicopters.

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    he JAGM was intended for joint service with the U.S. Army, U.S. Navy, and the U.S. Marine Corps by providing a single missile configuration for many platforms. JAGM offered the services increased operational flexibility and reduced logistics support costs.[3] In February 2012, the Navy and Marine Corps terminated their investment in the program, saying it was a "manageable risk" to do so and that they would instead focus on the GBU-53/B SDB II and continued Hellfire procurement, making the JAGM an Army-only program - but in March 2014 re-entered the program, with documents showing integration of the missile onto Marine AH-1Z helicopters.

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    JAGM Media Briefing

    February 20, 2014


    Frank St. John
    Lockheed Martin Vice President
    Tactical Missiles/Combat Maneuver Systems

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


    JAGM Key Features

    Range
    Low-Altitude • 8.0 km (LOAL, high trajectory)
    3,000 ft (914m) • 8.0 km (LOAL, low/direct trajectory)
    High-Altitude • 8.0 km (LOAL, high trajectory)
    25,000 ft (7,620m)
    Guidance Dual-Mode SAL/MMW
    Warhead Multi-purpose

    Modular design retains original architecture designed for JAGM's


    proven tri-mode to allow for ease of upgrade for future increments
    when the Army Acquisition Strategy dictates.
    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
    Dual-Mode Seeker Heritage
    HELLFIRE II
    • Seeker: SAL
    • Total Production: >30,000
    • Mission Success Rate: >97%

    LONGBOW
    • Seeker: Ka Band MMW
    • Total Production: >14,000
    • Mission Success Rate: >97%

    Joint Common Missile


    • Seeker: SAL, MMW and I2R
    • Tracking of ground and littoral targets using SAL and MMW sensors
    • 3 seeker generations developed prior to and during JCM contract

    JAGM Tri-Mode
    • Seeker: SAL, MMW and I2R
    • Seeker testing exceeds 8,600 hours conducted over 10-plus years
    • Over 1 million high-fidelity IFS runs conducted over 10-plus years
    • Successful dirty battlefield seeker testing

    “A Legacy of Excellence and Performance.”


    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
    JAGM CTD Contract Overview
    Contract Value $60.0 M CTD Program
    • Guidance Section only contract
    Type FFP • Incremental approach
    − Inc 1: Dual-mode (MMW/SAL)
    Start/Stop 8/12 –11/14 • HELLFIRE bus
    Status Definitized − Pneumatic CAS
    − HF ESAF
    Major Suppliers Honeywell/EMS − 8 km boost only motor
    Optimax − Compatible with precursor
    Extreme Engineering − Aft thermal battery
    • Updated M299 launcher interface
    Veterans Trading Co − No video interface
    − LONGBOW-like serial interface
    • GFE telemetry solution

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


    JAGM CTD Phase Overview

    Component Qualification System Qualification


    (Q2 2014) (Q4 2014)
    • Qualify dual-mode seeker • Support U.S. government in assembling all-up-
    rounds (AURs) and conducting flight tests

    JAGM Guidance Section HELLFIRE II Romeo Missile Bus (Block 0)


    • Dual-mode seeker (SAL/MMW) • Includes rocket motor, warhead assembly, and
    control section
    • Captures JCM/JAGM technology migrated to
    HELLFIRE, including multi-purpose warhead and
    JAGM missile depicted with Lockheed Martin guidance section
    ESAF

    Our CTD design benefits from Lockheed Martin’s close-combat A/G missile
    experience—and over a decade of HELLFIRE, JCM and JAGM development.

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


    Dual Mode JAGM Design - Increment 1

    JAGM Lethality Leverages HELLFIRE II Romeo.


    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
    Testing Summary

    IFS Testing Lab Testing Tower Testing

    X+
    Y+

    Z+

    Captive Flight Testing Van Tests Missile Shots

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


    Seeker Production Experience

    HELLFIRE LONGBOW
    (SAL) (MMW RF)

    • 30,000+ • 14,000+
    delivered delivered
    • 500+/month • 200+/month
    rate rate

    MFC’s seeker production and development experience reaches


    back into the 1970s.

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE


    Seamless Transition to Production
    • Guidance Group built at the HELLFIRE
    factory in Ocala, FL
    – Over 100,000 Seekers Delivered

    HELLFIRE Longbow

    • All-Up-Round assembled at the HELLFIRE


    factory in Troy, AL

    Malcolm Baldrige IndustryWeek Shingo Prize Perry Award


    Award Best Plants

    HELLFIRE facilities are supporting over 500 units/month with


    over 97% in-service reliability.
    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
    Transition to Production
    • CQT / SQT Hardware in production
     Build JAGM along side HELLFIRE
     Perform assembly and test in production representative environment
     MRL 7
     Develop automated test equipment (ATE)

    Ocala

    Pilot Line is Ready to Produce Operational Hardware.


    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE
    JAGM Summary

    Lockheed Martin’s JAGM Dual-Mode Design Is…


    • Built with modularity and open architecture to readily
    support a low-risk spiral to a tri-mode seeker, should the
    JROC Approved Incremental Acquisition Strategy require
    it in the future
    • Producible and designed for affordability
    • Built on a mature and low risk proven design
    • Ready to proceed to component and system qualification

    Lockheed Martin is ready to meet the Warfighter’s needs.

    CLEARED FOR PUBLIC RELEASE

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