Boeing AGM-130 air-to-ground guided missile

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disposal AGM-130s by USAF personnel, circa 2012

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at 5 Nov 2015 least 220 AGM-130 still awaiting disposal in storages Blue Grass Army Depot

https://ndiastorage.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/ndia/2015/demil/Ather.pdf

 

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Persian gulf region, circa 2003
Second and last war for AGM-130 - only 4 missiles launched by USAF F-15E on Iraqi targets

 

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Guidance and control developments for the first lightweight AGM-130 missile, 1998

www.dtic.mil/dtic/tr/fulltext/u2/a351412.pdf

 

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Rockwell promotion leaflet on korean, rare pic F-16 with AGM-130

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Does this mean u can AGM-130 on alibaba?..sorry wrong country.

 

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From The Archives: 40 Years Ago In Aviation Week | Aviation Week Network

On the cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Feb. 18, 1985, issue, Rockwell International technicians at the U.S. Air Force's Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma, Tennessee, adjust control surfaces on a one-quarter scale mockup of the company's AGM-130 guided weapon system.

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On the cover of Aviation Week & Space Technology’s Feb. 18, 1985, issue, Rockwell International technicians at the U.S. Air Force's Arnold Engineering Development Center in Tullahoma, Tennessee, adjust control surfaces on a one-quarter scale mockup of the company's AGM-130 guided weapon system.

The AGM-130 was a rocket-boosted version of the Air Force/Rockwell GBU-15 glide-bomb—a 2,000-lb. Mk. 84 bomb with a guidance system in an extended forward section and movable fins fore and aft.

A long, cylindrical solid rocket booster, shown beneath the weapon itself, boosted the system to a speed near Mach 1 after release from the launching aircraft, giving the weapon a range of about 15 mi. from a low-altitude launch, compared with 5 mi. for the unpowered GBU-15.

The AGM-130 eventually entered operational service in January 1999, and was retired in 2013, with 502 weapons produced. USAF photo by Phil Tarver, Arnold Engineering Development Center.

Wind tunnel done in 1985, entered service in 1999, retired in 2013......

14 years development, and another 14 years if service life ..... not sure if this is accurate .....