USAF Official Endorses Call For Midrange Missile Development

November 30, 2021
The U.S. Air Force flew the Northrop Grumman Gray Wolf cruise missile prototype in 2020, demonstrating a low-cost, powered munition.
Credit: Kyle Brazier/U.S. Air Force
A top U.S. Air Force Global Strike Command official has endorsed a call by the Mitchell Institute for Aerospace Studies for fielding a new class of “midrange” missiles that can be delivered by a stealthy bomber at distances that come between glide bombs and long-range cruise or ballistic missiles....

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