Raytheon says Multi-Mission Launcher on Lynx XM30 is designed to use existing U.S. Army weapons and accommodate future effectors

Raytheon is offering a Multi-Mission Launcher for the American Rheinmetall Team Lynx proposal in the United States Army's XM30 Mechanized Infantry Combat Vehicle competition. The modular launcher is being designed to accept weapons already held in the Army inventory while allowing integration of additional missile or other effectors as requirements evolve. Its role would complement the XM30's primary turret armament by supporting different engagement missions from a single armored platform. The proposal is part of a competitive vehicle-development effort, not a selected production configuration or proof that the Army has ordered the launcher.