Hypersonic Weapons Make Big Gains In Biden Budget

June 04, 2021
test firing of solid rocket motor
Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman completed a test firing of the solid rocket motor for the Army LRHW and Navy CPS missiles.
Credit: Lockheed Martin
Hypersonic cruise missiles would graduate to the prototyping phase and hypersonic-glide-vehicle-tipped missiles would pass into production if Congress approves the Defense Department’s newly unveiled fiscal 2022 budget proposal. The U.S. military lacks the Chinese and Russian arsenals of operational...

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