Griffin Missile- Precision Guided Missile That Can Strike Static and Fast Moving Targets

The Griffin is a combat-proven, multi-platform, precision-guided missile designed and manufactured by the Raytheon Company. This missile is used by the US Air Force and US Navy. Production of the Griffin missile began in 2008. The missile system can engage both static and fast-moving targets and offers reliable operational effectiveness to warfighters against a wide range of threats in counter-insurgency and irregular warfare operations.
The Griffin missile can be integrated into the USAF's AC-130W Stinger II fighter aircraft, the US Marine Corps' (USMC) KC-130J Harvest Hawk aircraft and the US Navy's Cyclone class coastal patrol platforms. The Griffin tactical missile has a small, lightweight design featuring pop-out wings. This enables rapid integration with land, sea and air platforms.
The missile is 43 inches long and 5.5 inches in diameter. It weighs 14.96kg and can carry a 5.89kg warhead, which provides high lethality against a wide range of targets while reducing collateral damage. The missile is equipped with an advanced semi-active laser guidance seeker, which allows the missile to engage moving targets with high precision and pinpoint accuracy. The missile can also be guided by an inertial guidance system assisted by an advanced global positioning system (GPS). The front section also includes a fuse, which allows the missile to engage targets in high-altitude detonation, delayed fuse and point detonation modes.
The Griffin missile is powered by a solid-fuel rocket motor developed by Aerojet Rocketdyne. This motorbike offers high maneuverability. A rear-mounted control actuator system (CAS) controls the missile's movement.

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