Produced by Kongsberg, the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) and the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) are autonomous, long-range, precision missiles designed to engage high-value, well-defended targets at sea and ashore.
The NSM can be launched from vessels or coastal systems while the JSM was specifically designed to be air launched.

NSM
The NSM is in series production for the Norwegian Navy, the Fridtjof Nansen class frigates and Skjold class coastal corvettes, and the Polish Navy Coastal Squadron system. Deliveries for the platforms are scheduled for 2011-2014.

The NSM is the only 5th generation long range precision strike missile in existence today. The missile combines unsurpassed penetration capability due to “low observable” shape, super sea skim, high-G random maneuvers and I3R (intelligent imaging infra red) seeker with Autonomous Target Recognition (ATR) providing programmable hit-point and optimized fuze-setting,

JSM
Kongsberg is in the process of developing the JSM – Joint Strike Missile, in response to the requirement to equip aircraft platforms to counter both sea and land targets.

The JSM missile is primarily designed for operations from fixed wing aircraft platforms.
Concept studies are under way to establish the requirements related to other platforms.
F-35 partner nations have expressed great interest in the new missile, some of the partner nations are funding work for integration of the JSM to the F-35.

The NSM CDS is composed of the following major items:
• The Fire Distribution Centre (FDC) providing Battle Management Command Control Communication Computers and Information (BMC4I).
• Sea surveillance and tracking radar - customer selectable (optional).
• The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) Launcher Fire unit, a canister protected weapon platform with the NSM missile

The NSM CDS has been selected by Poland.

• Extreme low radar cross section
• Extreme sea skim
• High penetration capability
• Easy mission planning
• Low weight
• Multi platform capability

• Open Sea
• Littoral
• Over Land

• Advanced engagement planning system which exploits the geography in the area
• Accurate navigation system for flight close to terrain
• High maneuverability to allow flight planning in close vicinity to land masses
• Imaging target seeker for discrimination of land and non-targets

• Launch platform standoff
• Flexibility in engagement planning
• Sea control / Sea denial over a wide area
• Naval fire support and strike missions at long distance

Produced by Kongsberg, the Naval Strike Missile (NSM) and the Joint Strike Missile (JSM) are autonomous, long-range, precision missiles designed to engage high-value, well-defended targets at sea and ashore.
The NSM can be launched from vessels or coastal systems while the JSM was specifically designed to be air launched.

NSM
The NSM is in series production for the Norwegian Navy, the Fridtjof Nansen class frigates and Skjold class coastal corvettes, and the Polish Navy Coastal Squadron system. Deliveries for the platforms are scheduled for 2011-2014.

The NSM is the only 5th generation long range precision strike missile in existence today. The missile combines unsurpassed penetration capability due to “low observable” shape, super sea skim, high-G random maneuvers and I3R (intelligent imaging infra red) seeker with Autonomous Target Recognition (ATR) providing programmable hit-point and optimized fuze-setting,

JSM
Kongsberg is in the process of developing the JSM – Joint Strike Missile, in response to the requirement to equip aircraft platforms to counter both sea and land targets.

The JSM missile is primarily designed for operations from fixed wing aircraft platforms.
Concept studies are under way to establish the requirements related to other platforms.
F-35 partner nations have expressed great interest in the new missile, some of the partner nations are funding work for integration of the JSM to the F-35.

The NSM CDS is composed of the following major items:
• The Fire Distribution Centre (FDC) providing Battle Management Command Control Communication Computers and Information (BMC4I).
• Sea surveillance and tracking radar - customer selectable (optional).
• The Naval Strike Missile (NSM) Launcher Fire unit, a canister protected weapon platform with the NSM missile

The NSM CDS has been selected by Poland.

• Extreme low radar cross section
• Extreme sea skim
• High penetration capability
• Easy mission planning
• Low weight
• Multi platform capability

• Open Sea
• Littoral
• Over Land

• Advanced engagement planning system which exploits the geography in the area
• Accurate navigation system for flight close to terrain
• High maneuverability to allow flight planning in close vicinity to land masses
• Imaging target seeker for discrimination of land and non-targets

• Launch platform standoff
• Flexibility in engagement planning
• Sea control / Sea denial over a wide area
• Naval fire support and strike missions at long distance