RAPIDLY ADAPTABLE AFFORDABLE CRUISE MISSILE (RAACM®)
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CoAspire is the prime contractor for the Rapidly Adaptable Affordable Cruise Missile (RAACM). CoAspire’s goal is to disrupt the cruise missile market and provide customers with an affordable and capable cruise missile at a fraction of the cost of other air-launched cruise missiles. RAACM has successfully flown in tests, most recently in March 2025 launched from a fighter aircraft.
RAACM is an additively manufactured (3D printed) cruise missile the same physical size of the 500 lb. class MK-82 or GBU-38 bomb. By designing it for additive manufacturing, it requires no tooling during assembly, greatly reducing touch labor and cost.
RAACM has a wing, a turbojet engine, warhead and guidance package that accurately guides the RAACM to a target. RAACM can be integrated on any aircraft capable of carrying a GBU-38.
RAACM is modular and scalable. Modularity allows for the addition of capabilities to enhance survivability and lethality, to include quickly swapping out payloads. Larger variants in the design phase, whether air, land or sea-launched can travel hundreds of miles.
CoAspire has subcontractors in 26 states and two European countries providing the components to make this cruise missile extremely affordable, exportable, modular and lethal.
RAACM on Display in April 2025 at the Sea Air Space Symposium in Washington, DC.
RAACM is exportable and available for sale for air, land and sea applications, dependent on determinations by the US Government as Foreign Military Sale or Direct Commercial Sale Opportunity. RAACM is patent pending.
To obtain pricing for RAACM, please contact us at info@coaspire.com
CoAspire is competing for multiple future opportunities for RAACM to include air launched, surface ship launched, and ground launched.
The artist’s concept above is a ship launched RAACM. CoAspire has mature designs for launching affordable mass cruise missiles from ships or from land (vehicles) to provide a precision strike capability hundreds of miles away, affordably.
RAACM received a $6M competitive add in the HASC on an Air Force RDT&E line. That mark survived conference with the Senate and was signed by the President into law as part of the FY25 NDAA in December 2024. This is the second year in a row the NDAA included funding for RAACM.
