Early testing of the Pentagon's $7 billion replacement program for the Army and Marine Corps' laser- and radar-guided air-launch missiles - the Joint-Air-to-Ground Missile (JAGM) - has turned up cyber vulnerabilities and difficulty in select situations launching it from the Army's most advanced attack helicopter, the AH-64E Apache. Those findings in the first-ever assessment on the JAGM program by the Pentagon's top weapons tester in his fiscal year 2017 annual report also note the program, despite shortfalls revealed during testing, remains on track for its planned production decision in 2018.
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