Lockheed debuts PAC-3 Edge interceptor for US Army Future Interceptor program

PUBT · 1d ago
Lockheed debuts PAC-3 Edge interceptor for US Army Future Interceptor program
  • Lockheed Martin debuted PAC-3 Edge, a next-generation interceptor for the U.S. Army’s Future Interceptor competition, targeting hypersonic threats.
  • Development advances in 2027 with testing planned, aiming for rapid deployment by 2031 under the Army’s layered air-and-missile defense.
  • System uses a Lockheed-built seeker developed at its Strigo Product Center, supported by a $250 million internal investment.
  • Design adds a Northrop Grumman multi-pulse solid rocket motor, targeting higher performance at range and altitude versus PAC-3 MSE lineage.


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