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Airborne Range Hawks enabling more hypersonic flight tests
The drones, part of a program called SkyRange, provide the Pentagon with a flexible, airborne testing infrastructure.
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Two new missiles in the pipeline for longer-range Army fires
The Army is slated to have two new missile systems in soldiers’ hands in 2024.
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Congress demands quicker fielding of hypersonic weapons interceptor
Lawmakers have mandated the Pentagon field a defensive hypersonic interceptor several years earlier than current Defense Department estimates.
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Stratolaunch’s Roc set to launch Talon-A on first hypersonic flight
The Talon-A could provide DoD with a reusable, more affordable platform to test and validate high-speed components, subsystems and other technologies.
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Drag race: hypersonic threats are slow enough for US missile defenses
Contrary to common claims, hypersonic weapons are no wonder weapons for cracking air-defense shields, argue analysts David Wright and Cameron Tracy.
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US, Australia eye joint hypersonics experiments in 2024
The countries have been deepening their partnership on hypersonics, according to Heidi Shyu, the Pentagon’s chief technology officer.
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Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
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Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
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Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
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Airborne Range Hawks enabling more hypersonic flight tests
The drones, part of a program called SkyRange, provide the Pentagon with a flexible, airborne testing infrastructure.
-
Time to test a ship-based hypersonic missile launcher
Flight tests are slated to begin in 2024.
-
Two new missiles in the pipeline for longer-range Army fires
The Army is slated to have two new missile systems in soldiers’ hands in 2024.
-
Congress demands quicker fielding of hypersonic weapons interceptor
Lawmakers have mandated the Pentagon field a defensive hypersonic interceptor several years earlier than current Defense Department estimates.
-
Stratolaunch’s Roc set to launch Talon-A on first hypersonic flight
The Talon-A could provide DoD with a reusable, more affordable platform to test and validate high-speed components, subsystems and other technologies.
-
Drag race: hypersonic threats are slow enough for US missile defenses
Contrary to common claims, hypersonic weapons are no wonder weapons for cracking air-defense shields, argue analysts David Wright and Cameron Tracy.
-
US, Australia eye joint hypersonics experiments in 2024
The countries have been deepening their partnership on hypersonics, according to Heidi Shyu, the Pentagon’s chief technology officer.
-
Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
-
Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
-
Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
-
Airborne Range Hawks enabling more hypersonic flight tests
The drones, part of a program called SkyRange, provide the Pentagon with a flexible, airborne testing infrastructure.
-
Time to test a ship-based hypersonic missile launcher
Flight tests are slated to begin in 2024.
-
Two new missiles in the pipeline for longer-range Army fires
The Army is slated to have two new missile systems in soldiers’ hands in 2024.
-
Congress demands quicker fielding of hypersonic weapons interceptor
Lawmakers have mandated the Pentagon field a defensive hypersonic interceptor several years earlier than current Defense Department estimates.
-
Stratolaunch’s Roc set to launch Talon-A on first hypersonic flight
The Talon-A could provide DoD with a reusable, more affordable platform to test and validate high-speed components, subsystems and other technologies.
-
Drag race: hypersonic threats are slow enough for US missile defenses
Contrary to common claims, hypersonic weapons are no wonder weapons for cracking air-defense shields, argue analysts David Wright and Cameron Tracy.
-
US, Australia eye joint hypersonics experiments in 2024
The countries have been deepening their partnership on hypersonics, according to Heidi Shyu, the Pentagon’s chief technology officer.
-
Defense officials put technology at center of AUKUS summit
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin met with his Australian and British counterparts in California to discuss the security pact
-
Rocket Lab to open spacecraft parts manufacturing facility in Maryland
The 113,000 square foot complex — a former Lockheed Martin launch facility in Middle River — will help the company establish a long-term supply line.
-
Hermeus’ Quarterhorse to test hypersonics for Defense Innovation Unit
The contract is part of DIU’s Hypersonic and High-Cadence Airborne Testing Capabilities program, created to increase flight testing opportunities.
