The UK MOD's SPEAR 3 air-to-surface cruise missile, designed for F-35B Lightnings, has encountered further delays, with the new timeline for in-service capability now set for the early 2030s. Minister Maria Eagle stated that the program is 'undergoing re-baselining,' which involves reassessing its progress and timelines. Earlier projections expected the missile to be integrated by 2025, but these have been repeatedly pushed back. The SPEAR 3 is touted as a next-generation missile capable of precision strikes, and its successful launch from fighter jets is a promising development for UK's defense advancements.
The expected timeline for in-service capability of the UK's SPEAR 3 missile has been delayed until the early 2030s, raising concerns about its development.
The SPEAR 3 program is undergoing re-baselining, and until the Review Note is approved in 2025, timelines remain uncertain.
Originally slated for integration by 2025, the timeline for the SPEAR 3 missile development has faced multiple setbacks, pushing back projections significantly.
The SPEAR 3 missile represents a significant advancement for the UK’s defense capabilities, designed specifically for precision strike from the F-35B aircraft.
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