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America’s Finally Has Its Deadly New Stealthy Long-Range Anti-Ship MissileRaytheon Missiles and Defense, which makes the naval strike missile, announced Wednesday that the Marine Corps used NMESIS to hit a target in the water from Point Mugu Sea Range in California. The missile can take out targets from more than 100 nautical miles away.The JLTV used in the test at Point Mugu is an unmanned version known as a ROGUE or remotely operated ground unit for expeditionary fires vehicle. The naval strike missile fired from the back carries a 500-pound class warhead, according to Raytheon. The Navy uses the missile on littoral combat ships.Combined, the missile and ROGUE fires vehicle form NMESIS, which is operated by artillery Marines, Lt Gen Eric Smith, the deputy commandant of Combat Development and Integration, told reporters this month.Berger said using a modified JLTV and a proven strike missile gives commanders flexibility since they can fire the munition from a ship or ashore.