Naval Sword

HERO 30
HERO 120
HERO 400

Advanced Naval Weapon System

Naval Sword leverages the precision and lethality of the HERO Loitering Munitions as a force multiplier for naval operations effectiveness. Carried by naval vessels, these munitions provide a dynamic defense and strike capabilities, creating a protective dome around friendly vessels by detecting, tracking, and engaging incoming surface threats and remote land targets.  

Naval Sword Utilizing HERO Loitering Munitions

HERO loitering munitions mounted on naval vessels counter UAS swarm attacks and provide unique, selective, precise strike capability against land and surface targets.

The Naval Sword solution offers a comprehensive, end-to-end weapon system designed to mitigate threats both near and beyond visual range. It integrates inputs from the ship’s command and control system or surface search radar tracks. The Loitering Munition Fire Control System (LMFCS) receives target data, evaluates the threat, plans the mission, and assigns it to the loitering munition (LM). The LMFCS then authorizes the LM launch from the Multiple Canister Launcher (LMMCL) and manages the loitering munition via the Fire Control Unit (FCU).

Implementation & Integration

Naval forces require versatile, adaptable, and rapidly deployable offensive capabilities, which can be addressed through the integration of HERO 120 and HERO 400 loitering munitions into a modular, containerized launch system. This concept proposes the development and deployment of a multi-launcher container that can house and launch both HERO 120 and HERO 400 munitions. This system would enhance the Navy’s ability to conduct precision strikes, provide overwatch, and engage targets from standoff range with a high degree of flexibility and responsiveness in diverse maritime combat environments.

Strategic Advantage 

Naval Sword’s minimal integration requirements allow for swift installation and deployment onboard, making it an ideal solution for enhancing the capabilities of corvettes, OPVs, frigates, destroyers, and other high-value naval assets. Its autonomous nature provides both attack and defense layers that adapt quickly to demanding operational scenarios.

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