Precision Strike Missile

Because while we hit the launchers, and the Israelis hit the launchers too, and we hit the defense industrial base, the regime could still dig out, given the natural geography that it had, and it could still fire missiles all the way up until the last few hours of the war.

What we were able to attrite is the rate of fire, which shows that they were just as concerned about their magazine depth as we were concerned about the depth of our munitions and interceptors that we would have to either defend like Patriots and Thads, or to attack, like ATACOM's PRSM missiles or Tomahawk land attack cruise missiles, for example.

So the mixed record of 2026 comes to the fore, but if there was one achievement, it is the above-ground production facilities being destroyed for solid propellant missile.

Now, there was a more recent Jerusalem Post report that is unverified that has allegedly spoken to some Israeli officials that talks about Iran, again, building back much better and much faster.

Additional images and video build on an earlier analysis, which the Pentagon has disputed, showing precision strike missiles hit a sports hall, a volleyball hall, volleyball hall, and residential areas in the Iranian city of Lamerd, um, and that this took place at the beginning of the war.

Um, US-tested experimental tungsten pellet missiles on a female volleyball team of young girls.

A New York Times analysis of security camera videos, aftermath photos, and satellite imagery, and munition experts found that US-made precision strike missiles, the PRSMs, struck a sports hall used at the time by a female volleyball team in Lamerd in southern Iran on the first day of the conflict.

Iranian officials reported 21 killed.

Particularly damning is one of the videos that showed the explosion over the sports hall.

Lockheed Martin's own product material illustrates this preformed fragmentation effect.

This is what it looked like, the tungsten pellets from the US strike on Lamerd that took place on February 28th.

The PRSMs designed to detonate above the target and disperse thousands of these pellets that slaughtered the girls playing volleyball.

It has been touted by the manufacturer as the ballistic missile of the future, lethal, long-range, and pinpoint.

Lockheed Martin's precision strike missile has the U.S. military investing billions to update its arsenal.

but a close look at what is believed to be its first use in combat on the first day of the Iran war highlights the potential peril of deploying this weapon near population centers because it appears to spray pellets over a wide area, according to a review by the conflict monitor air wars and interviews with weapons experts and former defense officials.

Three missiles that struck the southern city of Lombard on February 28 killed civilians as far as 164 feet from where they detonated and caused damage more than three times farther away, Air Force found.

So the next one here, new U.S. munition used in Iran has a damage radius of 170 meters.

This is a report from Air Wars about the Precision Strike Missile or the PRISM, which is a new U.S. missile that the U.S. used for the first time on February 28th, the first day of the Israeli bombing.

the U.S.-Israeli bombing campaign in Iran.

And this is the weapon that was used in the strikes on Lomerd, an Iranian city, where a sports hall was bombed and at least 21 civilians, including at least seven children, were killed in the area.

And one of the kids who was killed was a two-year-old girl.

So a very horrific event.

uh strike here uh and you know this is touted as a precision strike missile but this report gets into how you know the missile is designed not to strike its target but to explode right above it and then it shoots out a bunch of pellets and i think there's some pictures here of the aftermath you know you don't see a crater you see all of these like marks look like kind of uh you know from small pellets or or almost looks like a bullet holes and it's spread across a really huge area And Air Wars investigation found that there was damage from these missiles as far as 170 meters from where they exploded.

I mean, that is really far.