
Rafael Presents Super Ice Cruise Missile Design
Rafael presented its Super Ice cruise missile design on November 11, describing a system intended for air, land, and sea launches.
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Rafael presented Super Ice on November 11, 2026, describing a cruise missile design that can launch from aircraft, land platforms, or ships.
Key details
- Rafael says the missile is intended to carry a 1,000-pound warhead.
- The company describes Super Ice as a long-range stand-off weapon for high-value targets, including air-defense systems.
- Rafael says the design incorporates artificial intelligence, low-observable features, image-matching guidance, and low-altitude navigation.
- The company says Super Ice will have greater range than its Sea Breaker and Ice Breaker missiles, but gave no specific range.
Rafael says Super Ice is designed to carry a 1,000-pound warhead.
Why it matters
The stated launch options span aircraft, land, and sea platforms. Rafael also describes navigation features intended to support operation in environments where satellite navigation signals are unavailable.
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