Artillery

Predator Hawk precision rocket

Also known as
  • Predator Hawk
  • Predator-Hawk
  • Predator Hawk rocket
  • Predator Hawk missile
  • Predator Hawk tactical ballistic missile
  • Predator Hawk long-range rocket

Predator Hawk is an Israeli long-range precision rocket in the Elbit Systems Land rocket portfolio for PULS-family modular launchers. Public Elbit material identifies it as the two-round, 50-300 km PULS loadout with a 140 kg unitary warhead and sub-10 m CEP accuracy, making it the family's deepest-strike rocket option without separately documented conflict use.

Profile / Specs

Profile

Origin
Israel
Type
370 mm long-range precision rocket
Service note
2010s-present
Designer
IMI Systems / Elbit Systems
Produced
2010s-present

Specifications

Caliber
370 mm
Range
50-300 km
Warhead
140 kg unitary warhead
Accuracy
Less than 10 m CEP
Time to maximum range
About 8 minutes to a 300 km target
Launcher load
Two Predator Hawk rockets per PULS pod
Launch platform
PULS-family modular rocket launchers
Role
Long-range surface-to-surface precision fires against high-value targets
Relationship-Only Scope

Lahav/PULS combat reports identify Romach/ACCULAR and Bar/EXTRA launches in Gaza and Lebanon. The cited sources do not directly identify a Predator Hawk firing, so conflict-use rows are not assigned to this munition.

Launch Platforms

Predator Hawk is documented as the deepest-range rocket load in Elbit's public PULS-family launcher material.

LauncherLauncher typeLaunch evidence
Lahav/PULS rocket-launcher system, Multiple rocket launcher, ArtilleryLahav/PULS rocket-launcher systemmodular multiple rocket launcher

Elbit's PULS page lists Predator Hawk as the two-round pod option with a range of up to 300 km, tying the rocket to the PULS/Lahav launcher family while leaving the rocket without an independent conflict-use row.

Sources: Elbit Systems PULS, Elbit Systems Predator Hawk

Rocket And Launcher Context

Predator Hawk is best read as the long-range end of the PULS rocket family rather than as a standalone battlefield record. Public sources support its range, payload, and launcher fit, but they do not directly document Predator Hawk itself being fired in a named conflict.

TopicSourced detailOperational context
Range bandElbit lists a 50-300 km operating range for Predator Hawk.It fills the deep-strike slot above the EXTRA/Bar rocket in the PULS family.
PayloadElbit lists a 140 kg unitary warhead and less than 10 m CEP accuracy.It is a precision surface-to-surface munition, not an area-fire rocket.
Pod loadThe PULS launcher page lists two Predator Hawk rockets per pod.Compatibility with Lahav/PULS is sourced separately from any claim of combat firing.
Export contextGreek reporting named Predator Hawk in the planned EURO PULS ammunition mix, and Elbit later announced a Hellenic PULS contract with guided rockets across multiple ranges.Procurement reporting supports customer interest, not operational use.
Timeline

Predator Hawk precision rocket Key Events

  1. Predator Hawk development baseline recorded

    Deagel lists 2014 as the first-flight year for Predator Hawk and identifies IMI Israel Military Industries as the original contractor.

    Sources: Deagel Predator Hawk

  2. PULS export contract highlights 300 km range band

    Elbit's Netherlands PULS contract announcement described the launcher family as firing rockets and missiles from 12 km up to 300 km, the range band occupied by Predator Hawk in public PULS loadouts.

    Sources: Elbit Systems PULS Netherlands contract

  3. Greek procurement reporting names Predator Hawk

    Kathimerini reported that Greece's planned EURO PULS ammunition mix emphasized 370 mm Predator Hawk rockets for a 300 km strike objective.

    Sources: Kathimerini Greek PULS upgrade

  4. Elbit announces Hellenic PULS contract

    Elbit announced a roughly $750 million PULS contract for the Hellenic Armed Forces that includes launchers, training rockets, operational precision-guided rockets for multiple ranges, loitering munitions, and local Greek industrial work.

    Sources: Elbit Systems PULS Hellenic contract

Media

Predator Hawk precision rocket Videos

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