All electric 120mm mobile mortar capability combining increased firepower with the mobility and system architecture of the Scorpion family.
Scorpion Medium expands the Scorpion mobile mortar family into the 120mm category while maintaining a lightweight architecture suitable for integration on the Army's Infantry Squad Vehicle Utility.
The system combines electric components and architecture from Scorpion Light with the larger non seating baseplate and mortar barrel architecture associated with Scorpion Heavy, creating a higher caliber system designed around mobility and commonality. Global Ordnance
Scorpion Medium brings 120mm mortar capability to a lightweight, all electric mobile architecture. The ISV U configuration carries 16 mortar rounds while retaining the same general architecture and upgrade pathway established with Scorpion Light. Global Ordnance
Global Military Products reports approximately 95% parts commonality between the Medium and Light configurations, helping create commonality across training, integration, logistics, and future system upgrades.
120mm Mobile Mortar Operations
Higher caliber indirect fire capability integrated into a mobile platform designed around speed and maneuverability.
Auto Lay Capability
Automated laying architecture designed to reduce emplacement time and accelerate transition into and out of firing operations.
ISV U Integration
A lightweight 120mm system configuration designed specifically around the Army’s Infantry Squad Vehicle Utility platform.
Scorpion Family Commonality
Shared architecture and components with Scorpion Light designed to streamline integration, training, logistics, and future upgrades.
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No. GMP reports more than 95% parts commonality between Scorpion Medium and Scorpion Light. The shared architecture is intended to simplify training, logistics, integration, and future upgrades across the two systems.
The ISV U configuration itself carries up to 16 120mm rounds. Additional ammunition requirements would depend on the mission, desired duration of fire, and unit logistics concept. Global Ordnance
The system is designed to be compatible with U.S. government fire control requirements. Its shared architecture with Scorpion Light is also intended to allow existing integration work to carry forward into the 120mm configuration.