DAGR-equipped rockets were fired from Lockheed Martin's four-pack launch canister, which is capable of firing through the rocket management system or the Hellfire interface.

January 7, 2009 Coming soon to somewhere hopefully not near you. DAGR is a semi-active laser guidance kit that adapts to 2.75-inch/70mm rockets to provide guided-rocket performance comparable to ...

The DAGR pairs the 70mm Hydra rocket with existing Hellfire II systems and launchers to create a small and cheap to produce precision munition capable of taking out lightly-armored targets near ...

Lockheed Martin’s DAGR guided rocket has successfully completed a series of Air Worthiness Release (AWR) live firing flight tests from an Apache AH-64D helicopter, during which it achieved target hits ...

Engineers fired the Direct Attack Guided Rocket (DAGR) from a pedestal mounted to the back of the Joint Light Tactical Vehicle that Lockheed is in a competition to build for the Army.

Lockheed Martin has successfully fired the DAGR rocket system from an AH-64D Apache helicopter. The testing marked the first airborne platform tests for DAGR, demonstrating its ability to engage ...

At only 2.75 inches in diameter, the Direct Attack Guided Rocket—DAGR, pronounced dagger—is designed to be the bread-and-butter air-to-surface weapon in the US arsenal. It’s compatible with ...

SHOOTING DAGRs: Lockheed Martin recently launched DAGR rockets from an airborne Boeing AH-6 Little Bird helicopter and hit the target in two separate trials. The company also fired DAGR rockets ...

September 19, 2007: After a decade of effort, by several different companies, someone finally developed a guided version of the 70mm air-to-ground rocket. Lockheed-Martin just announced that their ...

December 9, 2009: For a decade now, there have been numerous efforts (at least ten) to turn 70mm (2.75 inch) rockets into laser guided missiles. Recently, one of the newer efforts (GATR, by ATK/Elbit) ...

Lockheed Martin's DAGR semi-active laser-guided Hydra rocket is a key contender for the Army's requirement, which emerged out of combat experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan, Army officials said.

The DAGR missile is a 70-mm, laser-guided projectile that Lockheed hopes will become the successor to Lockheed's popular Hellfire II guided rocket. It is intended to defeat "high-value, non ...