RGM84E

The RGM84E is a variant of the RGM-84 Harpoon, an all-weather, over-the-horizon, anti-ship missile developed and manufactured by McDonnell Douglas (now Boeing). The 'E' designation typically signifies a specific modification or generation of the missile, often related to improved electronics, targeting systems, or seeker technology. While specific details about the RGM84E's enhancements are not publicly detailed by Boeing, it is understood to represent an evolution of the Harpoon's core capabilities.

The Harpoon missile family is designed to engage surface targets from a variety of platforms, including ships, aircraft, and coastal defense batteries. Its guidance system typically employs inertial navigation for mid-course correction and active radar homing for terminal guidance, allowing it to autonomously seek and strike its target. The RGM84E would benefit from ongoing advancements in these areas, potentially offering increased accuracy, range, or resistance to countermeasures compared to earlier versions. Its primary role remains the destruction or incapacitation of enemy vessels.