The Pentagon is almost certain to kill the Non-Line of Sight Launch System, leaving little left of the once enormous Future Combat System and raising questions about how the Navy and Army will ...

The failure of the Army’s Non Line-of-Sight-Launch System (NLOS-LS) Precision Attack Missile (PAM) to hit its intended targets in a recent series of live fire tests might not just be an Army ...

Officials say the NLOS-LS technology successfully guided a PAM missile to detect and acquire a targeted stationary T-72 tank.

NLOS-LS provides the brigade commander immediate, precise and responsive fires on high-payoff targets with real-time target acquisition and battle effects.

The Non-Line of Sight Launch System has completed the first of multiple summer tests at White Sands Missile Range, N.M., meeting all mission requirements and proving NLOS-LS is a weapon of choice ...

Officials said the NLOS-LS, under development for the Navy's Littoral Combat Ships, is part of an effort to increase surface-warfare weapon capabilities. "As a key part of the LCS layered surface ...

More recently, the NLOS-LS system would have helped support relatively light units sent into Iraq and Afghanistan, where a fast-moving enemy requires quick deployment and precise fire support.

NLOS-LS consists of a highly deployable, platform-independent container launch unit with self-contained tactical fire control electronics and software for remote and unmanned operations.

The NLOS-LS also recently passed successful flight tests for the weapon’s precision munitions system. The Army was able to launch an NLOS-LS missile, track a target and destroy it. The most recent ...

The NLOS-LS PAM will be part of the first "spin out" of technologies from the Army's Future Combat Systems program, scheduled for 2008. NLOS-LS is in its system development and demonstration phase.

Black Hawk, Patriot, HIMARS, Avenger, Chinook, NLOS-LS, MLRS, Sentinel, Hellfire, Huey - behind every Army aviation and missile system are the Soldiers and DoD civilians and contractors of ...

“The ability of the [NLOS-LS] missile to defeat a moving target is a first for the U.S. Army,” said Col. Doug Dever, the Army project manager. He said Missiles in a Box will give soldiers the ...