AGM-130

- Mfg: Rockwell Int'l
- Weight: 1323 kg
- Length: 3.90m
- Diameter: 0.38m (body)
- Warhead: 907 kg, BLUE-109 or Mk-84
- Guidance: TV or Imaging Infrared
- Range: 75 km

The AGM-130 is a precision-guided munition designed for use by the F-15E against ground targets. It is an air-launched, rocket-powered, glide bomb that can be employed at long ranges.

Carrying forward the modular concept of the GBU-15 guided weapon system, the AGM-130 employs a rocket motor for extended range and an altimeter for altitude control. The AGM-130 provides a significantly increased standoff range than the GBU-15. The AGM-130 has two variants, based on the warhead: the AGM-130A with a MK-84 blast/fragmentation warhead and the AGM-130C with a BLU-109 penetrator.

The AGM-130 is equipped with either a television or an imaging infrared seeker and data link. The seeker provides the launch aircraft a visual presentation of the target as seen from the weapon. During free flight, this presentation is transmitted by the AXQ-14 data-link system to the aircraft cockpit monitor.

The seeker can be either locked onto the target before or after launch for automatic weapon guidance, or it can be manually steered by a weapon systems officer. Manual steering is performed through the two-way data link.

The AGM-130 is designed for use in the F-15E aircraft.

Weight: 2920.00