AGM-86C/D Conventional Air Launched Cruise Missile
| Specifications | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Primary Function: | Air-to-ground strategic cruise missile | |||
| Contractor: | Boeing Defense & Space Group Aerojet - CALCM warhead |
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| Guidance Contractors: | Litton Guidance & Control, Rockwell Collins Avionics, and Interstate Electronics Corp. | |||
| Power Plant: | Williams International Corp. F-107-WR-101 turbofan engine | |||
| Thrust: | 600 pounds | |||
| Length: | 20 feet, 9 inches | |||
| Weight: | 3,250 pounds | |||
| Diameter: | 24.5 inches | |||
| Wingspan: | 12 feet | |||
| Range: | Nominal: 600nm Specific: Classified | |||
| Speed: | Nominal: High Subsonic Specific: Classified | |||
| Guidance System: | Litton Inertial Navigation Element integrated with an onboard Global Positioning System | |||
| VARIANTS | AGM-86C Block 0 | AGM-86C Block I | AGM-86C Block IA | AGM-86D Block II |
| Warhead: |
1,500-lb AFX-760 Blast Fragmentation Warhead |
3,000-lb PBXN-111 Blast Fragmentation Warhead | Penetrating Warhead | |
| Initial Operational Capability: | Jun 1986 | Jul 1996 | Jul 2000 | mid-2002 |
| Full Operational Capability: | Jun 1993 | Nov 1999 | 2001 | 2003 |
| Total Production: | 105 | 295 | 163 | 130 - 195 |
| Deliveries [as of 15 Apr 99] | 105 | 200 | 0 | 0 |
| Combat Expenditure: | 39 + 13 + 50 | 40 + 60 | ||
| Current Inventory: | ? 0 | ~100 | 0 | 0 |
| Unit Cost: |
$ 150,000 conversion cost $ 600,000 contract price per unit $1,500,000 [$FY90, based on GAO Desert Storm estimate] $1,875,000 [$FY99, based on GAO Desert Storm estimate] |
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