Spike NLOS Missile

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Spike NLOS Missile – Precision Long-Range Strike

The Spike NLOS (Non-Line-of-Sight) Missile is a next-generation, long-range precision weapon developed by Rafael Advanced Defense Systems in Israel. Designed for modern battlefield demands, the Spike NLOS provides unmatched operational flexibility, allowing armed forces to engage high-value targets at ranges beyond direct line of sight.

Primarily intended for tactical strikes against armored vehicles, fortified positions, and critical infrastructure, the Spike NLOS can be deployed from multiple platforms including ground vehicles, naval vessels, helicopters, and UAVs. Its modular design enables seamless integration with different combat systems, making it highly adaptable to evolving mission requirements.

With a maximum range of up to 25 kilometers, the missile employs a fiber-optic data link combined with electro-optical and infrared guidance. This advanced targeting system allows operators to adjust strike coordinates in real-time, monitor target conditions, and execute precision attacks with minimal collateral damage. The missile’s high-explosive tandem warhead is capable of penetrating modern armor, bunkers, and reinforced structures.

The Spike NLOS boasts a speed of over 1,000 km/h, with an effective engagement ceiling suitable for both low and high-altitude operations. Its fire-and-forget and man-in-the-loop capabilities ensure operational safety while maintaining high mission success rates.

Used extensively by countries such as Israel, India, and the United States for testing and evaluation, the Spike NLOS has proven its effectiveness in complex combat scenarios, including urban and open-terrain environments. Its reliability, advanced guidance, and multi-platform deployment make it a formidable asset in modern precision warfare.

Spike NLOS Missile Price in United States

While exact pricing is subject to procurement agreements and customization, a single Spike NLOS missile system typically ranges between $500,000 and $1 million per unit depending on platform integration, support packages, and additional accessories required for operational deployment.