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The recent test verified the projectile's flight stability and propulsion system. Next up: guided flight.

The air-breathing artillery projectile developed by Boeing and the Norwegian defense company Nammo was successfully tested recently in Norway, strengthening US military efforts to increase the range and potency of artillery rounds. 

"The farther it flies, the faster it flies, because it's scooping up more oxygen, and that also helps you to avoid detection," a Boeing executive said of the Ramjet design.