Highly configurable, beyond-line-of-sight launched effects

Coyote LE offers a decisive advantage to warfighters on the ground, in the air or at sea.

This versatile, payload-agnostic launched effect supports beyond-line-of-sight engagements, enhancing battlefield awareness and delivering precision strike capabilities.

A modular design allows Coyte LE to be rapidly configured for a variety of missions, including:

  • Reconnaissance, surveillance and target acquisition
  • Electronic warfare
  • Precision strike
  • Communications relay

Coyote LE works with existing launchers currently fielded by the U.S. and allied forces. 

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Key Features

Battlefield agility

Coyote LE’s ability to operate across air, land, and sea domains ensures it can be deployed precisely where needed most. Its compact and lightweight design further enhances agility for rapid deployment and repositioning.

Payload versatility

Coyote LE’s modular architecture accommodates a range of payloads, allowing warfighters to tailor it to specific mission requirements.

Extended reach

Coyote LE’s beyond-line-of-sight capabilities expand the battlespace and keeps soldiers farther from incoming threats.

Network integration

Coyote LE is interoperable with existing battlefield systems for real-time information sharing to foster a more connected fighting force.

Coyote LE Variants

Coyote LE SR side profile

Coyote LE SR

Maximum Range: 160+ km

Maximum Endurance: 90 minutes

Dimensions: Wingspan: 70 in (177.7 cm), Length” 43 in (109.2 cm)
Diameter” 6 in (15.2 cm)

Weight: < 27 lb. (12.2 kg)

Speed: Cruise 60 kts, Sprint 100+ kts

The Coyote Family

Raytheon’s Coyote® family of effectors leverages a common platform to execute a range of missions, including counter-UAS and launched effects. Coyote carries both kinetic and non-kinetic payloads and can be launched from mobile and fixed-site platforms across all domains – land, air, and sea. The system is combat proven and pairs with numerous fielded sensors, effectors, and command and control systems.

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