British Mini Cruise Missile Targets 2025 Service Entry

January 20, 2021
Spear 3 mini cruise missile
A primary mission for Spear 3 will be destruction of increasingly capable enemy air defense systems, especially when combined with electronic warfare variants of the weapon.
Credit: MBDA
The UK has given the green light for the production of the Spear 3 missile, an air-launched weapon with technologies that could enable it to collaborate and coordinate strikes with other systems in the future. £550 million contract awarded to MBDA for Spear 3 production F-35 will be able to carry...

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