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Contract 700M NOK for JSM test missiles

Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace AS (KONGSBERG) has signed a contract worth 700M NOK with the Norwegian Defence Materiel Agency for JSM test missiles for the integration phase on the F-35.As a result of the successful flight test in March and finalization of the development phase in June, the project enters into an F-35 integration phase up to 2023. This phase includes delivery of a number of test missiles, captive-carriage-, safe separation- and live firing tests. “The JSM project continues on schedule and is the only 5th generation missile available on F-35 representing a significant

Joint Strike Missile completes long range flight test

The Joint Strike Missile (JSM) has successfully completed a flight test in the United States. The missile was launched from an Edwards Air Force-based F-16 over the Utah Test and Training Range west of Salt Lake City.The JSM is a unique strike capability designed for internal carriage on the F-35. The test demonstrated safe separation from the aircraft performing a number of challenging flight manoeuvres, long range while continuously alternating speed and altitude, unique capabilities for this class of strike missiles. The JSM is in development for the Norwegian Armed Forces and will

KONGSBERG at Farnborough Airshow 2016

Kongsberg Defence Systems (KONGSBERG) is proud to attend the Farnborough Airshow from 11 to 17 July 2016. KONGSBERG will be present with a wide portfolio of products and systems from the Air- and Ground-to-Air domain. As a Northern European industry leader KONGSBERG, with its strong 200-year legacy, continues to innovate and evolve. At this year`s Farnborough Airshow, KONGSBERG will display: · NASAMS air defence – the most widely used air defence system in NATO · Joint Strike Missile (JSM) – the 5th generation air launched long range strike missile · Ninox Remote Tower System –

Joint Strike Missile (JSM) successfully completes test milestone

The Joint Strike Missile (JSM) successfully completed a missile flight test in the United States last week. The missile was launched at 22,000 ft from an Edwards Air Force-based F-16 over the Utah Test and Training Range and performed a number of challenging flight maneuvers. The test proved the maturity of the missile, which is specifically designed to fit inside the F-35A weapons bay, and the missile flight control software. “This is a major accomplishment for the JSM program, and in addition several critical capabilities beyond the scope of the test were verified. The test

Norway and Australia to cooperate on Joint Strike Missile-development

The Australian Government Department of Defence and the Norwegian Ministry of Defence today announced they will cooperate on further development of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) developed by KONGSBERG.Australian Minister for Defence, Mr Kevin Andrews, in a statement from the Australian Ministry of Defence said Australian cooperation on the Norwegian Joint Strike Missile, under development by Kongsberg Defence and Aerospace, would ensure the weapon capability would be available for Air Force’s future fleet of F-35A Joint Strike Fighters. “This agreement builds on the countries’ long-

Raytheon and Kongsberg team to provide air-launched Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare solutions

Farnborough Air Show, (July 15, 2014) — Raytheon Company and Kongsberg Gruppen have formed a teaming agreement to provide new solutions for the Offensive Anti-Surface Warfare (OASuW) mission. As a centerpiece of the agreement, the companies will develop the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for air-launched OASuW applications.The Joint Strike Missile is already funded for development for the Royal Norwegian Air Force at a time when the United States Navy is considering cost-effective solutions for next-generation OASuW weapons systems. “The U.S. and its allies gain new and innovative options in

The Norwegian Government today presented a bill to the Parliament to further development of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM)

The Norwegian Government today presented a bill to the Parliament on the completion of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) and preparing it for integration to the F-35 Lightning II Joint Strike Fighter (JSF). Pending Parliament approval, for KONGSBERG this entails a continuous development and finalization of a complete product in 2017. “We are very pleased that the Government has presented its bill as indicated in the Revised National Budget on May, 14th 2014. A parliament approval means completion of the JSM and preparing the product for the market, says Harald Ånnestad, President of

The Norwegian Government has decided to present the continued development of KONGSBERG`s JSM (Joint Strike Missile) for the Parliament

The Norwegian Government has decided to present the continued development phase II of the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) for the F-35 Lightning II – Joint Strike Fighter (JSF) - for the Parliament (“The Storting”).For KONGSBERG this represents a continuation of the JSM development until 2013, should the Storting approve it. There is consensus between KONGSBERG and the Norwegian Defence Logistics Organization (NDLO) for a JSM phase II development contract worth MNOK 535. The contract will engage more than 100 employees at KONGSBERG. The JSM development started in 2008. A development contract

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