👉 Arrow missiles are advanced, long-range precision-guided cruise missiles developed by the United States, primarily by Lockheed Martin. They utilize a sophisticated guidance system that includes GPS, inertial navigation, and sometimes terrain-following radar or optical sensors to achieve extremely accurate targeting. These missiles are designed for rapid deployment and can strike targets with pinpoint accuracy, often within a few hundred meters. Arrow missiles are typically launched from mobile launchers and can operate in various environments, including urban and hostile territories, making them a versatile tool for both military and strategic purposes. Their speed and precision make them particularly effective against high-value targets, such as command centers, military installations, and critical infrastructure.
