Lockheed Martin conducts Spike NLOS test from Apache helicopter
Lockheed Martin has carried out a demonstration of the Spike non line-of-sight, all-up rounds missile from the US Army’s Apache helicopter.
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Lockheed Martin has carried out a demonstration of the Spike non line-of-sight, all-up rounds missile from the US Army’s Apache helicopter.
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That is sending a message to me. but what they are really doing telling the folk us who come behind me, if you behave like that guy we'll come after you and iranians sending a message to my successor, don't behave like mike pompeo did, if you do, we will threaten your life, this is not about mike this is about america, make sure we don't let the bad guys change the way we think every day, about acting is seriousness and thoughtfulness to protect our nation, the things we did that cause need be pan sanctions push back against chinese communist party and seriousness we took with threat from russ...
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