KONGSBERG signs NOK 4.7 bn order for Joint Strike Missile

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KONGSBERG has signed a contract with a value of NOK 4.7 billion for the delivery of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) to a new customer. The country is the sixth nation to acquire the missile for its fighter fleet.

The JSM is a 5th generation strike missile, engineered to evade advanced defence systems. The missile has already been selected by Norway, Japan, Australia, the US and Germany.

photo courtesy KONGSBERG

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Classification
Region
Europe
Analytical Domain
Operational
Primary Category
Weapons & Equipment
Subcategory
New Weapon System
SALUTE Report
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Activity
KONGSBERG signed a contract for the delivery of Joint Strike Missiles (JSM) to a new customer.
Location
Norway
Unit
KONGSBERG
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Equipment
Joint Strike Missile (JSM)
Summary

KONGSBERG signed a NOK 4.7 billion contract to deliver Joint Strike Missiles (JSM) to a new customer in Norway. The JSM is a 5th generation strike missile designed to evade advanced defense systems and is now acquired by six nations, including Norway, Japan, Australia, the US, and Germany.

Key Facts
  • KONGSBERG signed a NOK 4.7 billion contract for Joint Strike Missiles.
  • The JSM is a 5th generation strike missile.
  • This is the sixth nation to acquire the JSM for its fighter fleet.
  • The missile has been selected by Norway, Japan, Australia, the US, and Germany.