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Anthem Long-Range Strike Weapon

8 sources · first reported Yesterday

via Twz

The US Army is testing the Anthem long-range strike weapon, designed for mass production with a payload of over 440 pounds. The system is planned to be built in Texas, Germany, and Israel, with a goal of producing over 5,000 units per year. Covenant, the developer, has emerged from stealth with the $250M-backed Anthem weapon system, aiming to close the West's deep precision strike gap.

Why it matters

The Anthem long-range strike weapon is significant as it aims to provide a rapidly available and affordable precision strike capability, addressing a critical gap in the West's military arsenal. Its mass production and deployment could enhance the military's ability to conduct deep-strike missions.

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Development timeline

How this story unfolded across sources, oldest first.

  1. Army Technology ·
    Sweden opt for US HIMARS as a ‘rapidly available’ long-range system - Army Technology
  2. Business Wire ·
    Covenant Emerges From Stealth With Anthem: a Long-Range, Heavy Payload Weapon System Built to Close the West’s Deep Precision Strike Gap
  3. AeroTime ·
    Covenant unveils Anthem long-range missile, targets 5,000 units a year from Texas
  4. citybiz ·
    Covenant Emerges From Stealth With $250M-Backed Anthem Weapon System
  5. The Jerusalem Post ·
    Covenant emerges from stealth and unveils Anthem, a deep‑strike precision missile
  6. Ynetnews ·
    Covenant emerges from stealth with Anthem long-range strike system
  7. Twz · Primary
    Army Now Testing Anthem Long-Range Strike Weapon Built for Mass Production
  8. Interestingengineering ·
    New Anthem long-range missile breaks cover with 440+ pound payload, 5,000+ units goal