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Lockheed Martin recently ran a successful test of its next-generation Extended-Range Guided Multiple Launch Rocket System at White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico.

Advertisement TUCSON, Ariz.–Raytheon and the U.S. Army completed a successful preliminary design review for the new DeepStrike® surface-to-surface missile, moving the weapon down the development path toward its first flight tests planned for later this year. The DeepStrike missile meets the Army’s Precision Strike Missile, or PrSM, requirement, and will replace the current missile that was designed in the 1970s and is approaching the end of its service life. During the Preliminary Design Review, the Army evaluated every aspect of the new missile’s design, from its advanced propulsio...

The desired technical upgrade is reportedly part of a shift towards confronting China, namely in the South China Sea, with a light and at the same time deadly... 10.12.2020, Sputnik International

U.s. special operations forces have been based there. this is near the town of kobani in northern syria that has come under turkish shelling since all this activity began. nobody else firing artillery in that region so widely considered to be turkish artillery and exactly what the pentagon did thought want to see. they're very concerned about the safety of u.s. forces and security of u.s. troops in this region and do not believe at this point that the turks deliberately targeted the u.s., and the rounds did land several hundred meters away from the u.s. position. but even if it's inadvertent a...

To the renaissance that's underway. for us, it's the top priority to build long-range precision fires, that is the ability to strike targets of great distances and reflect what we need to be successful. >> they are very difficult to stop, i think they move at 5-7 times the speed of sound. that's why we are pursuing them with great speed. >> and they can change direction on them as they are going, correct? >> they can be maneuverable, they don't follow what is called a ballistic trajectory. >> martha: give us a sense of where we stand compared to russia and china, are they ahead of us on this? ...