Joint Force Arsenal

[Kirkhill]

US Raytheon tests ground-launched GBU-53/B StormBreaker bomb for all-weather moving-target strikes

Raytheon tested a ground-launched StormBreaker after a 50-day sprint, reaching 20,000 ft via a COTS motor to enable all-weather, moving-target strikes from land

armyrecognition.com

GLSDB MkII

The GLSDB used the original Small Diameter Bomb which glided to a GPS coordinates to attack a fixed target.
This new variant uses the GBU-53 B with a trimode seeker and a multi-purpose warhead to attack all targets, moving and stationary.

The article stresses the range of the bomb is only 46 miles from point of aerial release.
What it doesn't say is the range of the carrier system to get it to the point of release.

It could conceivably be mounted on a range of rockets, cruise missiles, loitering munitions or other UAVs.

 

[Kirkhill]

Ground-Launched And Powered Air-Launched Versions Of StormBreaker Glide Bomb Are In Development

The Small Diameter Bomb II already brings the ability to hit moving targets at standoff distances in any weather. As well as multimode guidance, Raytheon says the ground-launched version of its StormBreaker will offer greater range than the existing GLSDB.

www.twz.com

 

[Kirkhill]

XQ-58 Valkyrie | Kratos

A stealthy, runway-flexible, autonomous or AI-driven, high-performance-to-cost unmanned aerial vehicle with modular open mission systems architecture.

www.kratosdefense.com

Kratos MQ-58B has 1x 600 lb bay and 2x 600 lb mid wing hardpoints
The GBU-53B weighs 204 lbs - 6 bombs per sortie and a 5600 km one way range at 0.72-0.85 Mach.