French defense contractor Safran is ramping up production of its AASM Hammer bombs, having increased output by over 40% for 2023. By 2025, they anticipate producing 1,200 units, contingent upon receiving sufficient orders. While the exact number intended for Ukraine remains unclear, the bombs have been highlighted for their combat-proven effectiveness in striking Russian military positions. The Hammer bomb is notably a glide bomb, utilizing advanced guidance systems to enhance accuracy and decrease interception chances, making it a valuable asset in current warfare scenarios.
Safran is increasing its production of AASM Hammer bombs by over 40% this year, aiming for 1,200 units in 2025, contingent on orders.
Hammer bombs are classified as glide bombs, effectively converted from older munitions into precision-guided weapons that are hard to intercept and easier to produce.
The Hammer bomb has a range of over 43 miles and has been crucial for Ukraine to strike Russian military targets effectively.
The production boost reflects demand from Ukraine and highlights the effectiveness of the Hammer bomb in current military operations.
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