General Atomics and Israel's Rafael Advanced Defense Systems are teaming up to produce a long-range precision-guided missile for the U.S. market. The weapon, called Bullseye, will be launchable from sea, land, and air and promises significant attack performance against high-value targets at an affordable price point. The missile will have various warheads and propulsion systems, as well as stealth characteristics, autonomous target recognition, and resilience in GPS-denied environments. Initial deliveries are expected in late 2025.