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Coyote Supersonic Sea Skimming Target

Overview

A Ramjet's fuel flow is metered by a hot gas valve prior to injection in the Ramjet Combustor.

The "Coyote" Supersonic Sea Skimming Target (SSST) is the only Ramjet Propulsion System in the U.S. currently operational and in production. Particularly, the SSST uses the VFDR Propulsion System.

Key Features

The next generation SSST VFDR systems use an advanced VFDR fuel. Both the current State-of-the-Art and Next-Generational Fuel models feature 7-inch dual inlets and can achieve Mach 3.25 at 30,000 feet.

Latest News

Metal shell construction underway at the Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities campus.

Editorial | 10. 01. 2026

Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities Build-Out Accelerates

The Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities expansion is accelerating with major construction milestones completed. The campus is on track to open in late 2027.

Metal shell construction underway at the Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities campus.

Editorial | 10. 01. 2026

Arkansas Advanced Propulsion Facilities Build-Out Accelerates

THAAD missile fires from launcher

Press release | 09. 29. 2026

L3Harris Receives THAAD Propulsion Contract Valued at $6 Billion

A jet flies through the air and a missile launches from a ground launcher

Editorial | 09. 24. 2026

The Battle Isn’t Binary: Pairing Low Cost Munitions with High End Punch

Tomahawk® cruise missile

Press release | 09. 21. 2026

L3Harris Partners with Naval Air Warfare Center to Increase Tomahawk Production

An F-16 Fighting Falcon with the Minnesota National Guard soars through the air above Duluth, Minn.

Press release | 09. 14. 2026

L3Harris Advances Production of Proximity Sensors for US Air Force

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