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The once-promising hypersonic weapon made its final launch, as the Air Force contemplates the next leap in defense.
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The once-promising hypersonic weapon made its final launch, as the Air Force contemplates the next leap in defense.
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The US Air Force (USAF) has completed another successful hypersonic air-launched rapid response weapon (ARRW) test.
The AGM-183A completed its second test flight last year (Image: USAF/Kyle Brasier) Speaking last year, former US president Donald Trump raised eyebrows with an off-the-cuff reference to his own country’s attempts to develop hypersonics. During a presentation at the White House on Friday to unveil the new Space Force flag, Mr Trump referred to a project which may or may not have been ARRW. He said: "We’re building right now, incredible military equipment, at a level that nobody’s ever seen before, we have no choice we have to do it, with the adversaries we have out there.