U.S. Navy Budgets $3.61 Billion For 64 Boost-Glide Missiles
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The U.S. Navy has budgeted $3.61 billion to buy the first 64 hypersonic Conventional Prompt Strike (CPS) missiles over the next five years, a new budget document shows. The budget documents offer the first glimpse of the procurement profile for the boost-glide hypersonic missile that is common...
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