AGM-129
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The AGM-129 is
an advanced cruise missile developed by the Convair
division of General Dynamics, later to become the
Hughes Missile Systems Co. The ACM first flew in
1985 with numerous advancements over earlier ALCMs.
Some of the improvements include improved range,
accuracy, survivability, and targeting flexibility.
The AGM-129 has nuclear capability with inertial
guidance. It is approximately 20 feet long, 10 feet
wide, and weighs in the neighborhood of 3,700
pounds. The ACM is used primarily by the B-52H with
an acquisition of 461 missiles in 1993. The range of
the ACM is purported to be approximately 1,800
miles.
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