The sky over the battlefield was silent except for the rolling rotor blades of the AH-64 Apache following a hostile tank. Ever since the introduction of the Hellfire, pilots or operators have needed to decide how to engage a target using the two main variants of the legendary missiles at their disposal: the Romeo, laser-guided and deadly precise in clear conditions, or the Longbow, its radar unflinching through smoke and storm.But after decades of service, the legendary Hellfire missile has a replacement on the way in Lockheed Martin’s AGM-179 Joint Air-to-Ground Missile.The JAGM builds upon the Hellfire’s low-cost, high-accuracy legacy by mashing multiple targeting systems into a single weapon. With the AGM-179 JAGM, the pilots can simply engage targets with the same missile regardless of the environment or situation.This is the future of warfare, where one missile does it all – no more choices, just swift, precise, and lethal action.