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The YouTube clip showing off Excalibur has been viewed more than 58,000 times and has attracted 73 'likes' and five 'dislikes'. Its other products range from ship-mounted anti-missile laser guns to 'extreme-scale' analytics software designed to data mine social networks for users' personal information. Waltham, Massachusetts-based Raytheon had sales of $24billion last year and employs around 68,000 people worldwide. military as it adapts to what has been dubbed 'assymetric' warfare against guerilla-type insurgent enemies like the Taliban in Afghanistan. Precision-guided weaponry has become increasingly important to the U.S. Raytheon adds that 'Excalibur provides these benefits while offering the most flexible artillery solution for reducing collateral damage'. 'Analyses have shown that on average it takes at least 10 conventional munitions to accomplish what one Excalibur can.'
'By using Excalibur's level of precision there is a major dramatic reduction in the time, cost and logistical burden traditionally associated with using artillery munitions. 'Excalibur is considered a true precision weapon, impacting at a radial miss distance of six metres from the target. 'Using GPS precision guidance technology, Excalibur provides accurate, first round, fire-for-effect capability in an urban setting. The guided shell is claimed to be so accurate that it can be expected to strike within six metres of a target 24 miles away
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