The Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) is a precision-guided anti-ship missile designed to give the U.S. Navy the ability to strike high-value targets from long range while avoiding counter-fire. The LRASM sensor uses semi-autonomous guidance and target cueing data to precisely locate and attack targets, reducing reliance on Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms, networking links, and GPS navigation.
Delivering on our history of electronic warfare innovation
For over 60 years, BAE Systems has been a leader in advancing the development of electronic warfare systems. First fielded in 2018, the LRASM sensor continues that leadership tradition in a small form factor electronic warfare solution. With its superior range and survivability, LRASM is becoming an essential part of the modern warfighter's arsenal.
Learn more today. Contact our Electronic Systems business development representative to arrange a meeting.
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Seeker technology for low-observable persistent missiles
BAE Systems has received a $38 million contract for additional LRASM guidance systems. -
Next-generation stealth missile seekers improve capability and affordability
BAE Systems has received a $117 million contract to produce next-generation missile seekers for the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM). -
Advanced seeker production for next-generation precision-guided missile
BAE Systems received a $60 million contract to deliver additional advanced missile seekers for LRASM. -
Sensor technology guides next-generation missile to readiness
The successful LRASM sensor program demonstrates BAE Systems' ability to quickly deliver advanced EW technology to warfighters. -
Electronic Warfare update
From the beginning of WWII to now, we've acquired more than 60 years of experience in EW to become the world leader in this technology. -
Long range anti-ship missile sensor production begins
Production has started on sensor technology for next-generation, precision-guided stealth missiles
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Overview
The Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM) is a precision-guided anti-ship missile designed to give the U.S. Navy the ability to strike high-value targets from long range while avoiding counter-fire. The LRASM sensor uses semi-autonomous guidance and target cueing data to precisely locate and attack targets, reducing reliance on Airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms, networking links, and GPS navigation.
Delivering on our history of electronic warfare innovation
For over 60 years, BAE Systems has been a leader in advancing the development of electronic warfare systems. First fielded in 2018, the LRASM sensor continues that leadership tradition in a small form factor electronic warfare solution. With its superior range and survivability, LRASM is becoming an essential part of the modern warfighter's arsenal.Learn more today. Contact our Electronic Systems business development representative to arrange a meeting.
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News
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Seeker technology for low-observable persistent missiles
BAE Systems has received a $38 million contract for additional LRASM guidance systems. -
Next-generation stealth missile seekers improve capability and affordability
BAE Systems has received a $117 million contract to produce next-generation missile seekers for the Long Range Anti-Ship Missile (LRASM). -
Advanced seeker production for next-generation precision-guided missile
BAE Systems received a $60 million contract to deliver additional advanced missile seekers for LRASM. -
Sensor technology guides next-generation missile to readiness
The successful LRASM sensor program demonstrates BAE Systems' ability to quickly deliver advanced EW technology to warfighters. -
Electronic Warfare update
From the beginning of WWII to now, we've acquired more than 60 years of experience in EW to become the world leader in this technology. -
Long range anti-ship missile sensor production begins
Production has started on sensor technology for next-generation, precision-guided stealth missiles
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