Defense News
THE HAGUE, Netherlands — General Atomics and Israel’s Rafael Advanced Defense Systems are teaming up to produce a long-range precision-guided missile for the U.S. market, the companies announced this week.
The weapon, dubbed Bullseye, will be launchable from the sea, land and air, with the developers promising “significant attack performance against high-value targets at an affordable price point.”
“We’re getting lessons learned on cost reduction, and we’ll build at least half the missile in the United States,” Scott Forney, President of General Atomics Electromagnetic Systems, was quoted as saying by Naval News.
