The British Royal Air Force and Royal Navy have reached a milestone in missile technology with the successful trial of the SPEAR 3 precision-guided missile. Launched from a Typhoon jet at the Vidsel Test Range in Sweden, this cutting-edge missile demonstrates long-range, high-precision strike capabilities. With a range of over 100 km, the SPEAR 3 is designed for precision air-to-surface attacks, targeting mobile, defended, and relocatable threats. Integrated with the F-35B Lightning II, it enhances the UK’s strike capability, providing operational flexibility from land bases and aircraft carriers. This development strengthens the UK’s defense strategy and technological edge.
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Time to design more weapons that are independent of american ITAR rules.
British missile but tested in another country says it all
Actually we (the British) have been testing missiles in Sweden for over 30 years….not because we can't do it here but because certain conditions required exist in Sweden…..deep cold being one such condition.
Dommage pour les anglais qu'ils soient obligés d'acheter Américain en participant à minima à sa fabrication mais nullement à la conception, le fabricant LM américain lui est très satisfait de vendre au prix fort un Tomahawk modifier pour quelques dollars de plus!
Presumably UK will have to ask US permission to use it and then the US will have to ask Russia, NK and Iran and then….