The Weekly Debrief: Boeing Reveals Concepts For High-Speed SPEAR, HyFly 2

June 06, 2022
An F/A-18F fires a Boeing SPEAR strike missile in a concept rendering released in June 2022.
Credit: Boeing
Boeing has released concepts of two different, carrier-compatible missiles—one powered by a dual-combustion scramjet and the other by a high-supersonic ramjet—for the first time. The HyFly II scramjet and the Supersonic Propulsion Enabled Advanced Ramjet (SPEAR) programs moved forward in late 2020...

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