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IMI Prepares Delilah for Long-Range, Loitering Precision Attack

IMI is offering its Delilah long-range 400-pound precision strike weapon as a helicopter launched missile. According to IMI officials, Delilah has already tested on helicopters, and can be carried under stub wings like Hellfire and Spike anti-tank missiles. It is being considered for operation on helicopters such as the Sikorsky Black Hawk and Seahawk for land and sea surface attack missions. Unlike cruise missiles, which were designed mainly for long range, Delilah combines long range (250 km) with loitering over the target-an essential and unique capability, required for attack of evasive or concealed high-value targets. The jet-powered missile can navigate autonomously along a pre-planned route, drawing on a combination of inertial and GPS and can be launched from an aircraft, helicopter or ground launcher.

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