What term is used to describe PGMs that are equipped with propulsion systems?

The term used to describe Precision Guided Munitions (PGMs) that are equipped with propulsion systems is "Missiles." Missiles are advanced weapon systems that not only possess guidance capabilities but also contain their own propulsion mechanisms, allowing them to travel significant distances to their targets. This propulsion enables greater accuracy and extended range compared to unguided munitions.

In contrast, bombs typically rely on gravity for targeting and do not have propulsion systems that actively guide their path after being released. Projectiles are generally understood as inert projectiles propelled by a weapon, like artillery or guns, and do not have guidance or sophisticated propulsion systems. Drones, while they can carry and deliver munitions, refer more to unmanned aerial vehicles equipped for reconnaissance or attack rather than specifically describing the munitions themselves. Thus, "Missiles" is the correct and most appropriate term for PGMs with propulsion systems.