US Army Blazes New Trail in Air Defense with Hypersonic Cannon System
The US Army is developing a revolutionary (and cheap) air defense system, capable of firing hypersonic rounds. Deploys by 2027!
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The US Army is developing a revolutionary (and cheap) air defense system, capable of firing hypersonic rounds. Deploys by 2027!
The US Army awarded Lockheed Martin a $756 million contract to bolster the capabilities of its next-generation hypersonic weapon system.
In an ever-changing world, the US teams up with allies to secure arms, deter rivals, and embrace innovation. Collaboration is the key to security.
Lockheed Martin sent ripples through the defense industry this week at SAS with the unveiling of the Mako Multi-Mission Hypersonic Missile.
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A recent Chinese simulation reveals hypersonic missile threat to stealth aircraft like the B-21 Raider, reshaping warfare strategies globally.
Successful collaboration advances hypersonic technology: pivotal test unlocks data, accelerates US defense capabilities.
Despite setbacks, the US Army forges ahead in deploying hypersonic weapons by year-end, determined to stay ahead in this critical tech race.
The USS Zumwalt undergoes radical transformation, integrating hypersonic missiles to redefine modern naval warfare capabilities.
The rise of hypersonic technologies is reshaping global military dynamics, with China leading advancements, Russia making significant progress, and the U.S. grappling with challenges despite its innovative endeavors.
Iran revealed its first hypersonic ballistic missile, with claims that it can travel at Mach 5 or more and breach current defense systems.
The Army recently deployed its first long-range hypersonic weapon system, launching a full expeditionary rehearsal in Cape Canaveral, Florida.