[Strict9]

hey that’s great. Let’s aim one at the three gorges dam.

[Navy Patriot]

U.S. Army Unveils ‘Dark Eagle’: New Hypersonic Weapon

With the new DEI excellence in engineering and assembly, the US Army birds may approach the accuracy and reliability NASA achieved with the Boeing Starliner, ... in a decade or so.

[wildcard_redneck]

Apparently the Army isn’t smart enough to replicate SpaceX’s very successful rapid prototyping and testing methodology. The army failes and then goes fro for years trying to perfect the design in a room without testing.

[sauropod]

bkmk

[delta7]

With the Army planning to field LRHWs to units by the end of FY2025 –
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Maybe, maybe longer. Russian and Chinese hypersonics have been in operation for a few years already….and less than half the price.

Better late than never, but the price tag insures a limited production.

[Big Red Badger]

All 0ur
Toys !

[redfreedom]

This thing is apparently comparable to what the ChiComs and Ruskies have been bragging about. This missile type makes an aircraft carrier obsolete.

[ansel12]

Good news, some of us still welcome it.

[Theophilus]